Java Sea
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Oct 28, 2026
Gareth HolebrookGUEST
And it ended up, several planes crashed because when there's a faulty sensor, the MCAS software was fighting with the pilot and the pilot didn't know why.
Gareth HolebrookGUEST
And they ended up planting into the Java sea and 189 people died on Lyons.
Gareth HolebrookGUEST
So people died at the end in 2018 from a decision in 2011.
Gareth HolebrookGUEST
That decision in 2011 was a valid, good decision.
Seth ParidonHOST
And we'll dive into that.
Seth ParidonHOST
We want to revisit Coral Sea and some of the stuff on the canal, Java Sea,
John ParshallHOST
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John ParshallHOST
To that end as well, with respect to Coral Sea – I've gotten to know Michael Pigzik, who recently came out with Gamble in the Coral Sea.
Seth ParidonHOST
We're going to continue to, with the process, with the process as we go through the progression of the war, the early part of the war.
Seth ParidonHOST
And, you know, we're going to, We're going to start hopping around.
Seth ParidonHOST
You know, I would imagine after we get through some of the obvious stuff like Java Sea and things like that, we're going to start bouncing around because there are some things like I want to do Mindanao.
Seth ParidonHOST
I want to do Eighth Army in the Philippines in 45 because God loves, and so do I, Robert Eichelberger.
EmmetHOST
Both pilots continued their doomed attempts to save the aircraft until time had run out.
EmmetHOST
At 20 minutes past six that morning, the aircraft slammed into the Java Sea with a vertical speed of over 8,000 feet per minute.
EmmetHOST
All 162 people on board perished instantly.
EmmetHOST
At first, the cause of this accident was a total mystery.
EmmetHOST
What could be more terrifying than being told miles above the sea that the pilots flying your plane are lost? This is exactly what happened to 146 passengers on board a Boeing 737 over the Java Sea in February of 2006.
EmmetHOST
The video you're about to watch tells the fascinating story of what happens when small mistakes begin to slip through the cracks and build up until they become impossible to ignore.
EmmetHOST
This is the story of Adamair Flight 782.
EmmetHOST
At 20 minutes past six, the captain lined the aircraft up on the runway and set takeoff power.
EmmetHOST
The engines roared to life and Flight 782 began its roll down the runway.
EmmetHOST
Within moments, the plane was airborne and climbing out east over the Java Sea.
EmmetHOST
For the first few minutes, everything on board was normal.
EmmetHOST
Passing 10,000 feet, the captain turned off the fasten seatbelt sign, and the cabin crew and the new trainees went through the cabin with food and drinks.
speaker_0GUEST
If you look from the other side, it's to the farthest east.
speaker_0GUEST
It's where these oceans, the Indian Ocean meets the Pacific Ocean between the Java Sea and the South China Sea.
speaker_0GUEST
And so that area where Professor Stanslis ended up locating a true location in Atlantis by reverse engineering it there and also finding the spot where 20 million plus people could survive in the middle of the Pleistocene Ice Age was the area of Indonesia and the surrounding area.
speaker_0GUEST
That's where east meets west.
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speaker_0GUEST
And that's not 1,700 islands, 1,750 or something like that, but 17,500.
speaker_0GUEST
And that's just Indonesia, not counting Malaysia or the Philippines or so on.
speaker_0GUEST
So it got broken up a lot, and... and so there's some main islands still there like Sumatra and Java and Sulawesi and so on and also our place that's smaller islands like Bali there and Lombok which is tourist destination spots so it was a huge continent a subcontinent of Asia that went up to like you know Thailand and Vietnam and so on in that area in Cambodia but went right down into the area which is now the South China Sea and the Java Sea and between the Indian Ocean and the Pacific Ocean.
speaker_0GUEST
Well, I really hate to speculate, but here's the thing I can say to you.
John ReedHOST
Major moments for this one.
John ReedHOST
UN negotiator Edward Douglas survives a plane crash in the Java Sea and gets fished out by a passing boat.
John ReedHOST
Dr. Montgomery patches him up and promises to get him to Timor.
John ReedHOST
The boat's real destination is Morose Island, and Montgomery tells Douglas to hop off and use the radio there.
Alizé CarrèreHOST
First, Jakarta is a delta region, which is an area at the mouth of a river where sediments are deposited.
Alizé CarrèreHOST
The full volume of water from the drainage basin flows through the delta, and in Jakarta's case, not just one river and river channel ends here, but 13 major rivers flow through Jakarta to the Java Sea.
Alizé CarrèreHOST
Secondly, as sea levels rise, the base levels of all those rivers move inland.
Alizé CarrèreHOST
Like we talked about last time, that shifts the way the river flows in its channel, and can make it tricky to predict where water will flow in a flood situation.
Rich NapolitanoHOST
As of October 5th, a salvage contract had not yet been signed, but an agreement with an international partner was expected soon.
Rich NapolitanoHOST
The ferry sank in the Java Sea on September 13th while traveling from Surabaya to Benjarmasan with 243 people aboard.
Rich NapolitanoHOST
As of early October, Indonesia's National Search and Rescue Agency, Basarnas, reported that 188 people had been accounted for, including 80 confirmed dead.
Rich NapolitanoHOST
55 people remain missing and are believed to still be inside the wreck.
James JunkinHOST
Um, Boeing had a very difficult time, particularly with the launch of the 737 Max.
James JunkinHOST
I mean- The first indication I think that they had a problem, um, that management really didn't recognize was the crash into, um, I think it was the Java Sea, but it was the one that took off in Jakarta, um, if I'm getting, uh, getting this right.
James JunkinHOST
I'm pretty sure it was in October of, uh, 2018.
James JunkinHOST
And that sort of alerted the organization that they might be having a problem, uh, with some of the new computerized flight controls that were there.
Tim CollinsGUEST
There was one with Silk Air in 1998.
Tim CollinsGUEST
Was there? I think it was in the Java Sea, and basically he disabled the flight recorders and just dived the aircraft into the ocean, and that was the end of it and everybody else.
Tim CollinsGUEST
Then, of course, there was the Eurowings one in Europe where the guy locked the captain out after he went to the bathroom and then flew into the side of a mountain.
Tim CollinsGUEST
So it does happen and the Australian International Pilots Association is really renewing calls to introduce policies that safeguard pilots' access to mental health support.
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