After 17 years of one of the biggest mysteries in aviation, Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 has been found in terrifying circumstances. According to preliminary reports, the plane was discovered in a remote location in the Indian Ocean, and what search teams found inside has left the world in shock.

The plane, which disappeared on March 8, 2014 with 239 people on board, was found intact, but with a macabre detail: all the passengers and crew inside the plane were reduced to skeletons. Despite the passage of years, the plane seems to have been almost perfectly preserved, fueling theories about how it was able to remain so long in these extreme conditions.

The discovery was made by a marine research team exploring the ocean floor. When it was recovered and opened, the skeletal remains of the passengers were found still sitting in their seats, some with their oxygen masks still in place.

The case of MH370 has been the subject of many theories over the years, from mechanical failure to abduction conspiracies and alien activity. This new discovery has added more questions than answers.

One of the researchers said: “What we discovered is completely inexplicable. The plane seems to have been trapped in some kind of time bubble. Everything is in its place, but the passengers are just skeletons. We have never seen anything like it.”

The news has sparked an outpouring of emotion and reaction around the world, including among the victims’ families, who have been waiting for answers for years. Some have expressed relief at finally finding the plane, while others are still devastated by the state in which it was found.

“So many years have passed, but it brings us no peace, only more questions. We want to know what really happened,” said a relative of one of the victims.

Forensic experts are already analyzing the plane’s wreckage and skeletons to try to determine what happened during the final moments of the flight. Meanwhile, investigators are trying to understand how the plane remained hidden for so long and why no one found it before.

This discovery, while shocking, does not close the chapter on the mystery of flight MH370. On the contrary, it opens a new avenue of questions and investigations that could change our understanding of what happened that fateful night in 2014.