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Andaman Sea

Andaman Sea Worth It?
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Andaman Sea Worth It?

I've heard mixed reviews on if the Andaman Sea is worth diving - I'm looking at doing a liveaboard (5D/4N, Similans, Richelieu Rock, etc.) there in a few weeks since it's pretty affordable. I'm AOW and just coming off diving in the Maldives and had an awesome time. I'm also a solo mid 20's traveler and have never done a liveaboard, so I'm not sure how easy it is to mix with others/make friends. Any advice or experience is appreciated!

Edit: Thank you for all of your comments! It sounds like an awesome trip and I’m excited to book a live aboard!


Back when I swam into this tiny Barracuda school (Andaman Sea, 2022)
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Back when I swam into this tiny Barracuda school (Andaman Sea, 2022)


Found this Blacktip reef shark while diving the South Andaman Sea
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Found this Blacktip reef shark while diving the South Andaman Sea

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Andaman Sea with the Smiling Seahorse
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Andaman Sea with the Smiling Seahorse
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(confirmed) The airliner satellite video coordinates are over the Andaman Sea, not the Indian Ocean
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(confirmed) The airliner satellite video coordinates are over the Andaman Sea, not the Indian Ocean

There has been some dispute as to whether the coordinates shown in the video are over the Andaman Sea or over the Indian Ocean. The dispute centers on whether or not the "8.834301" shown includes a minus sign in front. See, for instance, this thread: https://www.reddit.com/r/UFOs/comments/15o1t6r/new_lead_for_proving_the_authenticity_of_the/

It is easy to demonstrate the video must take place over the Andaman Sea.

At the start of the video, the coordinates shown appear to be

8.834301 93.19492

By the end of the video, the coordinates shown are

8.823368 93.22169

And of course, the video shows the plane flying down and to the right, and the camera pans as well to follow it.

We know the longitude has to be 93 EAST, because this didn't happen in Central America. And that coordinate has increased, meaning the plane itself must be flying east during the video. This implies, in turn, that the screen is oriented in a typical fashion, with north on the top.

The latitude number decreases, as the plane travels south. The only way this makes sense is if the latitude is in fact 8 NORTH, placing the video conclusively over the Andaman Sea, where the radar first lost the plane, rather than over the Indian Ocean, where the Inmarsat network lost it many hours later. This also conclusively timestamps the video at about 2:30am MYT.

(If you're not sure what I'm talking about, check out this post by u/aryelbcn: https://www.reddit.com/r/UFOs/comments/15lvgt5/the_ultimate_analysis_airliner_videos_and_the/)


Food = 100 Baht, Beer = 60 Baht, View = priceless | Looking out over Andaman Sea on Ko Mook, Thailand
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Fish and more fish. South Andaman Sea, Thailand
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Fish and more fish. South Andaman Sea, Thailand

Closeup of an octopus in the Andaman Sea
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Closeup of an octopus in the Andaman Sea
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TIL that the Sentinelese people are among the last of the uncontacted people, and the deadliest islanders of the Andaman sea.
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Matmo Redeveloping in the Andaman Sea
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Matmo Redeveloping in the Andaman Sea

A new species of deep-sea anglerfish, genus 𝐻𝑖𝑚𝑎𝑛𝑡𝑜𝑙𝑜𝑝ℎ𝑢𝑠 (Lophiiformes: Himantolophidae) from the Andaman Sea, India