新西兰空军博物馆近日公开了1938年12月1日对尼库马罗岛进行航拍调查中的47张黑白照片1，这些影像可能包含关于1937年7月2日失踪的航空先驱埃尔哈特及其飞机的重要线索1。调查员里克·吉莱斯皮将这批照片称为"金矿"1。
普渡大学考古队本周正在尼库马罗岛开展现场搜索工作，以探寻被称作"塔拉亚物体"的遗迹1。尽管面临恶劣天气，该团队计划继续进行现场作业并发布调查结果1。普渡大学考古队领导里克·佩蒂格鲁强调，这项工作需要严谨的科学方法，他表示："这是一个复杂的科学过程。你不能只是抵达一个地点就立即识别那里有什么。我们必须仔细收集数据、分析数据并得出合理的结论。"1普渡大学预计在48小时内发布关于"塔拉亚物体"的识别更新1。
The New Zealand Air Force Museum has made public 47 black-and-white aerial photographs taken during a 1938 survey of Nikumaroro Island, which may contain clues related to aviation pioneer Amelia Earhart and her aircraft following her disappearance on July 2, 1937.1 The photographs were captured on December 1, 1938, and have been characterized as a "goldmine" by investigator Rick Gillespie.1
A research team from Purdue University is currently conducting archaeological work on the island to search for the "Taraia object," despite challenging weather conditions.1 Rick Pettigrew, who leads the Purdue University archaeological expedition, emphasized the methodical nature of the investigation, stating: "This is a complex scientific process. You cannot just arrive at a location and immediately identify what is there. We must carefully collect data, analyze data and draw reasonable conclusions."1 The team expects to release an identification update on the Taraia object within 48 hours.1
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