The video introduces the mysterious disappearance of MH370 and the narrator's intent to cover the story.

• MH370, one of the most modern aircraft, vanished with 239 people on board.
• The story is filled with questions and theories, often leading to speculation.
• The video marks the 10-year anniversary of the disappearance and aims to persuade authorities to restart the search.

Details of MH370's crew, pre-flight preparations, and the beginning of the flight are described.

• The crew from Malaysian Airlines prepared for a flight from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing, a route with an estimated flight time of 5 hours and 34 minutes.
• The flight was a training flight for the first officer transitioning from the Airbus A330 to the Boeing 777.
• The pilots completed pre-flight briefings and checks, including weather assessment and fuel calculations.

The initial phase of MH370's flight and the last known communications are recounted.

• MH370 took off and was in normal communication with air traffic control, climbing to the designated altitude.
• The last verbal communication was a handover from Malaysian to Vietnamese airspace.
• Shortly after, the transponder ceased transmitting, and the aircraft deviated from its planned route.

The video discusses the loss of secondary radar contact and the aircraft's unexpected maneuvers captured by primary radar.

• After the transponder was turned off, MH370 made a sharp turn and was tracked by primary radar.
• The aircraft's maneuvers suggest manual control, including a steep bank angle indicating autopilot disconnection.
• Military radar tracked the aircraft for some time before it disappeared from conventional radar coverage.

Inmarsat satellite data is analyzed to provide insights into the flight path after radar contact was lost.

• Inmarsat data shows a series of 'handshakes' with the aircraft, indicating it continued to fly for several hours.
• Burst timing offset (BTO) and burst frequency offset (BFO) data help estimate the aircraft's route and behavior.
• The aircraft likely flew a complex route with altitude changes before ultimately crashing into the ocean.

New potential evidence from radio signal analysis could narrow down the search area for MH370.

• Whisper data, a protocol for low-power radio transmissions, may have picked up MH370's flight path.
• Anomalies in Whisper data suggest the aircraft made controlled maneuvers before disappearing.
• The new analysis presents two potential search areas based on the combination of Whisper and Inmarsat data.