A British aerospace engineer claims to have found the final resting place of missing Malaysia Airlines flight 370 using revolutionary new tracking technology. Expert Richard Godfrey, a founding member of the non-government MH370 Independent Group, says he is confident that the plane crashed into the southern Indian Ocean 1,993 kilometers (1,238 miles) west of Perth and lies 4,000 meters (4,374 yards) below the surface at the foot of an oceanic plateau called the Broken Ridge. The plane is lying in a very mountainous area with difficult underwater terrain, cliffs, an underwater volcano, and a canyon, Godfrey claims. In a report released Wednesday (pdf), the engineer said he had analyzed the plane’s flight path and final movements using the Global Detection and Tracking of Any Aircraft Anywhere (GDTAAA) software based on the Weak Signal Propagation Reporter (WSPR) data publicly available on WSPRnet. “The WSPRnet data provides hundreds of radio signals every two minutes during the flight of MH370,” …