@aletheiagdw Wo Du mir eben sagst, ich solle mich genauer informieren. Das würde ich eher Dir raten.
Ich habe mir den finalen Unfallreport der ATSB durchgelesen.
Da steht nichts von Gamma Ray oder sonstiger Einflüsse von Aussen, sondern als Ursache eine Problem im Computersystem.
Hier die endgültige Zusammenfassung:
• There was a limitation in the algorithm used by the A330/A340 flight control primary computers for processing angle of attack (AOA) data. This limitation meant that, in a very specific situation, multiple AOA spikes from only one of the three air data inertial reference units could result in a nose-down elevator command. [Significant safety issue]
• When developing the A330/A340 flight control primary computer software in the early 1990s, the aircraft manufacturer’s system safety assessment and other development processes did not fully consider the potential effects of frequent spikes in the data from an air data inertial reference unit. [Minor safety issue]
• One of the aircraft’s three air data inertial reference units (ADIRU 1) exhibited a data-spike failure mode, during which it transmitted a significant amount of incorrect data on air data parameters to other aircraft systems, without flagging that this data was invalid. The invalid data included frequent spikes in angle of attack data. Including the 7 October 2008 occurrence, there have been three occurrences of the same failure mode on LTN-101 ADIRUs, all on A330 aircraft. [Minor safety issue]
• The LTN-101 air data inertial reference unit involved in the occurrence (serial number 4167) also had a previous instance of the data-spike failure mode, indicating that it probably contained a marginal weakness in its hardware, which reduced the resilience of the unit to some form of triggering event.
• For the data-spike failure mode, the built-in test equipment of the LTN-101 air data inertial reference unit was not effective, for air data parameters, in detecting the problem, communicating appropriate fault information, and flagging affected data as invalid. [Minor safety issue]
• The air data inertial reference unit manufacturer’s failure mode effects analysis and other development processes for the LTN-101 ADIRU did not identify the data-spike failure mode.
http://www.atsb.gov.au/media/3532398/ao2008070.pdf (Archiv-Version vom 11.02.2016)Deine Idee, es könnte ein kosmischer Umstand im Rahmen der von Dir genannten Gamma Rays / Cosmic Rays oder Sonnenstürme als Ursache für das Verschwinden von MH370 in Frage kommen, ist etwas an den Haaren herbeigezogen.
Du kannst aber gerne weitersuchen. Vielleicht findest Du dann etwas, was sich auch belegen lässt.