The debris found a day ago was reported to not being that of the Air France flight, but that of a ship, also was the oil spill that was seen. Now They have scowered almost all the Atlantic Ocean and still no visual of one piece of debris from the air craft nor a passenger. Now If The plane had indeed crash in the water it would have nosed dived and that force it's entering the water with, debris would be all over the place, It is almost 1% out of a hundred for a plane to sink below surface.
Now ppl what Im saying is that there was bad whether yes and that the aircraft entered a black hole or it was a victim of the Great Bermuda Triangle causing it to dissappear off radar screens without trace, that would be a perfect explanation dont you think??????

It is as if Air France 447 crashed in the middle of the Bermuda Triangle -- even though the Bermuda Triangle is thousands of miles away from the crash site, and most pilots will tell you its dangers are nothing more than urban legend.

Still, this was a tragedy of unusual proportions. The plane fell from the sky in mid-flight, something that almost never happens in modern aviation. The cause is still a mystery; the pilot is reported to have sent a text message about stormy weather, and the plane sent automatic signals reporting an electrical fault, but not more. 228 people are believed dead.

Recovery experts say the equatorial Atlantic where the plane went down is an especially bad place for a plane crash. The waters there, not far from where Atlantic hurricanes take shape, are often stormy. And the ocean floor near the mid-Atlantic ridge is deep and uneven, worsening the chances of recovering anything from the Airbus 330, which went down on a flight from Brazil to France.