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Deep. if the jetliner went down in this remote part of the indian ocean and if any debris is found, it may no the be anywhere near the possible crash site beneath the surface. thats because things move very fast on the ocean surface. median ocean current feet is about a foot per second. an object moves about 16 miles a day. this plane has been missing for two weeks. so any potential debris could have traveled 224 miles in any direction. that was an issue in the last major aviation investigation ...

Austral australia. this is an area of open water that runs up to three miles deep. if the jetliner went down in this remote part of the indian ocean and if any debris is found, it may no the be anywhere near the possible crash site beneath the surface. thats because things move very fast on the ocean surface. median ocean current feet is about a foot per second. an object moves about 16 miles a day. this plane has been missing for two weeks. so any potential debris could have traveled 224 miles ...

Was very poor because they had a front move through. all of that has pushed to the east. so when the sun comes up in the next six or seven hours, we should see clear skies, conditions should be much, much bet earp. and looking forward to the next 48 hours looks like most of the rain is going to stay on the north and east side roughly 200 miles away. were good in that regard. we also have to look at the winds. this part of the world is known for very, very strong winds. but luckily over the next ...

Its being called the most isolated place on earth. lets go deeper into this area where this debris has been found. debris that may, we dont know if it is, but may be part of malaysia airlines flight 370. our meteorologist jennifer gray is tracking this for us. lots of moving parts, jennifer. give us an idea just what this area is like, what the ocean currents specifically are like. >> yeah, this is not a very forgiving part of the world. you have a lot of moving parts. you have very strong winds...

Assembly had been broken loose and broken away from the fusleage. >> that flight was coming in quickly. 1400 foot per second. and as we hear from the people who witnessed the crash. and we are getting plenty of reaction from the fa a, and other investigators. elizabeth is live in washington. what is next for the investigators? >> we heard from the ntsb chair woman about how extensive the investigation will be. members of the time are loving washington d.c. and heading to the bay area. throw inve...