Well then. Where do we begin with this one? We are trying to supress our laughter as we type, but we will persevere just for you. Courtney Love, rock star and all round crazy chick, believes she may have found the missing Malaysian Airline flight MH370 (No really, she does). She posted a very interesting theory on her facebook page encaptioned, "I'm no Expert but up close this does look like a plane and an oil slick" 

Er. Okay. Let's backup a little. 

Just in case, for whatever reason, you don't know what we're talking about; Flight MH370 is a Malaysian Airline that mysteriously disappeared on the 8th of March 2014 (Just over 12 days ago at the time of writing). The disappearance of a flight carrying over 230 people (Passengers and crew) was always going to be big news, and with each passing day that the airline was not found, people became more and more interested, curious and suspicious; as well as keen to help in any way possible. 

Enter Tomnod. Think Google Earth, but specifically designed to help find any traces of evidence (Oil, debris, the flight itself) that will help everybody searching find the missing airline. Anybody can access it after signing up and become a part of the search team.

Some say it's crashed somewhere in the middle of the Ocean, others say it crash landed in a remote location- nobody knows for sure. Well; Courtney Love believes she does. 

Using Tomnod, Kurt Cobain's ex seems to have identified something in the Ocean that she believes could be an oil spill from the flight, and the flight itself. We can only imagine her excitement when she discovered this evidence and subsequently posted her findings on her Facebook page. We just wish she could have used something a little less... Childish... than MS Paint to illustrate her findings. 

Have a look below and tell us if you think she's on to something, or if she's just plain cuckoo.

She could have found a genuine lead, or she could be as confused as the rest of us (possibly even more). This comment in response, however, is pure gold.

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