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>> you wrote up something about this new theory. do we have time to get to it? well do it after break. its very interesting. and the ntsb is using this? >> there was more data that came from the inmarsat satellite. >> stick around everyone. a theory richard quest hates, but can a plane essentially hide under another plane to avoid detection? jeff wise wrote about it and richard will sound off. this is cnns special live coverage. [ female announcer ] you get sick, you cant breathe through your no...

Fire and the crew became incapacita incapacitated, what are the chances that that airplane would remain aerodynamically intact for another five or six hours? i think astonishingly minimal chances that would occur. so i think this ghost idea is truly were chasing ghosts. >> we talked about this a little bit, jeff wise, on the special reports weve been doing at 10:00 here during the week. we talked about the idea if there was a fire in the cockpit, there was structural damage, what are the chances...

Bodies washing up or finding anything. when you look at the amount -- i dont know if everyone understands just what theyre up against and how how much water and the depths of the southern indian ocean alistair. >> its an extraordinarily difficult place to work. the weather is rough, as weve just heard and thats the best part. once you go below the surface it gets worse. it is tens of thousands of feet deep. you can imagine a phone seat from the aircraft if it is carried down it will squeeze all ...

Australian satellite. and this one seen by chinese satellite in the same general part of the indian ocean. and tonight we have our panel for you. richard quest, miles obrien and jeff wise. and former commercial airline pilot, jim savage. richard im going to start with you. this is from hannah. she said the past two debrises have been found may have taken three to four days to be released as to being found. so clearly it wont be there anymore. >> no. it takes, by the way, quite a lot of time to a...

>> the extraordinarily difficult place to work. not only is it far remote from the australian coast, the weather is rough as weve just heard. and thats the best part. because once you go below the surface of the ocean, it gets a great deal worse. the ocean there is between 10,000 and 12,000 feet deep. that applies thousands of pounds per square inch of pressure to anything that sinks there. you can imagine, for example, a foam seat from the aircraft. at those pressures, if its carries downed wit...

Particular -- >> there was more data that came from the satellite. >> well talk about that after a quick break. stick around, well talk about that, a theory richard quest hates but a lot of you are asking about, can a plane essentially hide under another plane to avoid detection? jeff wise just wrote about it and richard will sound off. this is cnns special live coverage. so our business can be on at&ts network for $175 a month? yup. all 5 of you for $175. our clients need a lot of attention. th...

It says, why is there no satellite footage showing this plane from the time it disappeared just like there is alleged debris? would the plane show up on satellite images during the time it was in the air? >> thats a great question. i wanted to divert the question a little bit. weve been reporting some very significant news, which is a lot of the people on the panel here with me have been pining all week for some particularly significant piece of data, which we finally got. and its got a lot of v...

>> there was one, i forget which flight it was, the recorders were unusable. >> 447, they extracted the cvr, the fdr. they got a full range of information on that. >> there was a flight recently that recorders were found that were damaged and not usable. >> question for -- hold on one second. question for jim tilmon. if it takes this long every time to find missing planes, shouldnt black boxes be modernized with better technology, jim? >> i dont think theres anything wrong with the technology. i...

No evidence of any wreckage being found. there was no radar tracks from places like air thailand. i know jeff wise will disagree with me on a variety of these aspects. but once youve gone over malaysia and indonesia, youre talking about small islands. this is a boeing 777. yes, there are some landing spots that it could happen, but most of them have been checked. >> a lot of people have been asking about submarines. paul says, is it true that the u.s. has deployed submarines in the search for mh...

>> question for -- hold on one second. question for jim tilmon. if it takes this long every time to find missing planes, shouldnt black boxes be modernized with better technology, jim? >> i dont think theres anything wrong with the technology. it may be something that we want to think about in terms of their accessibility in ditching or a crash. some have suggested maybe we should have something to give you a better chance. >> jeff wise, how much of our minds are conditioned to confusion and see...