After 86 Years, The Amelia Earhart Mystery Was Finally Solved… And It’s Worse Than We Thought | High Low

The official record says Amelia Earhart was lost at sea—but some scientists believe her remains may have been found. Bones discovered in 1940 on a remote Pacific island were dismissed at the time, but a 2018 forensic analysis using her actual clothing and bone measurements suggested they were a 99% match. So… are we closer to the truth than we thought? #AmeliaEarhart #HistoryMystery #FactOrFiction #AviationHistory #UnsolvedMysteries #Nikumaroro #ForensicScience #LostAtSea #HistoricalFacts #Women

In 1937, the accomplished pilot Amelia Earhart set out to fly around the world. Then her plane disappeared without a trace, and the "First Lady of the Air" became an American legend. Continue watching the full documentary, AMELIA EARHART streaming online or on the PBS Video App → https://to.pbs.org/2H9suEw | American Experience | PBS

In 1937, Amelia Earhart was about to embark on a record-setting flight around the world. In her final moments, she took her last photograph and set off from a Burbank, California airstrip, captured in recently recovered home movie footage. 🎥Aerial America | Smithsonian Channel