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Marinetraffic.com, which tracks vessels on the oceans water, that it actually had moved into the search area. the "hms echo" had moved into the search area around where they think the black box pinger is located, and the "ocean shield" had actually moved out of the area by some kilometers, and that could be significant, given that the british vessel, the "hms echo" is equipped not just with sensitive audio detection equipment, but its also equipped with equipment capable of mapping the ocean flo...

Commander, australias prime minister, tony abbott came out and said directly look, he is confident that what youve heard so from is from a black box that is from this plane. do you share that view? >> yeah, i do. for a couple of reasons. one is it was a -- we are detecting very continuous pings. and are coming through in a manner consistent with exactly what you would expect from a black box. weve ruled out that it was anything unnatural or anything from commercial shipping or anything like that...

>> probably what happened there was the frequency or signal characteristics didnt look like the simple aviation pinger. i wouldnt want to judge them. but think about what they are built for. they are built to detect submarines which are running quietly. they are 1,000 feet and well be low the noise that is coming from the surface of the ocean. they are very, very sensitive. it is probably discounting that detection. in spite of what you have just said. will they deploy those fairly soon? >> they...

The sound picked up proved not to be coming from black boxes but that doesnt mean that searchers wont continue to use them. they will. these teams are stretching the bounds of technology. these latest detection this week came from the censors that were designed for combat. they are dropped out of a plane. descend below the surface and hunt for their target. >> they are a censor package that is parachuted out of an aircraft. >> authorities thought they might have detected a man made signal this w...

A visual identification of actual wreckage. he said that he was going to update the chinese president later today with all the latest developments, as well. now in terms of the search, angus houston, the man responsible for coordinating the effort which is based out of the building just behind me, issuing a statement today saying that they are still looking for more pings from the black box flight recorder. the "ocean shield," the australian vehicle equipped with american towed pinger locator sc...

Not too distant future. >> the detection brought optimism, but crews are searching in the area on their own borrowed time. >> the guaranteed shelf life of the pinger battery is 30 days, and it is now 33 days since the aircraft went missing. >> investigators say they will only launch the underwater vehicle bluefin after they are certain the batteries are dead. equipped with side sonar, they can launch materials, but it is slow, once found it could take months to recover the boxes. the water in th...

>> hi there, im brooke baldwin. breaking news on the mystery of flight 370. here we are now day 35 and the story is changing. we now have explosive new planes from a senior malaysian government official. so here is what the sources were telling cnn. that after the plane took that mysterious hair pin turn to the left, watch the red line, and here comes the left turn, it then disappeared from radar, flying about 120 nautical miles off the grid and according to data the only way it could have avoid...

Pinger locater. trying to detect signals. the more pings it gets. the more narrow a potential search field. making it even easier for an underwater physical search for wreckage to take place. it is worth noting. yesterday, angus houston the man responsible for coordinating the operation said he did not want any other vessels in that area while the sound search was going on any other vessels in the area could potentially interfere with the detection of the signals. rosemary. >> all right. our rep...

Manmade signal. so we know the data is actually being analyzed right now. the analysis will continue overnight. and if they have something to report, if they can confirm that they think this is also from a black box, we could learn that as early as tomorrow morning. perth time it would be late in the evening on the east coast where you are, john. >> so just to be clear, when they were picking up sthals from the towed pinger located, theyre saying that was in a slightly different frequency as wel...

They can literally quiet down the ship just as it did with the "ocean shield." the "ocean shield" had to do that as well. the thought with more ears, sonar buoys and the "echo" along with the "shield," they dont know how long their luck will hold on with the batteries. >> talk to me further about what kind of information this latest detection can offer. they obviously say they need more analysis but what kind of analysis are they going to go through right now to help inform their search? >> the ...