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>> well, the our oceanographers and the navy as you could expect has some of the best oceanographers in the world. were working very closely with some of the people at the base center. and the critical part, if we do find debris, is this reverse plot. the reverse engineering of of the wind and sea state and current to get the starting point. thats really waste critical. finding the debris in and of itself is okay. but its working backwards from that starting point in this area will be hopefully ...

>> well, our oceanographers, the navy has some of the best oceanographers in the world that are working with some of the people at the space center. and the critical part, if we do find debris, is this reverse plot, the reverse engineering of the wind to get the starting point. thats really what is critical. finding the debris in and of itself is okay, but its working backwards to that starting point and this area will be hopefully much better for that. >> i asked you yesterday based on question...

And the critical part, if we do find debris, is this reverse plot. the reverse engineering of of the wind and sea state and current to get the starting point. thats really waste critical. finding the debris in and of itself is okay. but its working backwards from that starting point in this area will be hopefully much better for that. >> i asked you yesterday based on some questions that wed received about bringing in an aircraft carrier, that planes could take off from. obviously the poseidons ...

>> the statement is less than clear. by using the word, the most credible lead to where the debris may be located. they know that we will interpret that as being a subsequent drift to where the plane would have gone down 20 odd days ago. we know one of the biggest issues theyre going to have in this is reverse engineering. so david is spot-on. the fact that they have shifted the debris zone means that not only do they believe the debris zone is 600, 700 miles to the northeast, then the impact ar...

Studiable space. the fact it was all together is good. this is where the search areas have been. this is where the debris has been found. it is definitely in the right area. they have to get there and actually touch the stuff to figure out if it is the right thing. we do know this. the nature of it, the idea of a lot of little pieces. look at this image of the twa crash if we bring this back from when they reconstructed that, the one that happened off new york. there are some big pieces that wer...

Here that matters because theyre together and because there are small pieces. one of the concerns all along is that big pieces will tend to sink more, but all the small pieces fit the profile of things like asset cushions, things like that. theyll have to see if thats what it is. it fits the profile of what happens when planes hit the water. look at the reassembled wreckage of the tsa flight from in new york years ago. look how many small pieces were involved along with some big pieces. tragic i...

Giving them reason to push this zone down much, much, further so that actually youre talking about having your primary search zone way out there. now, bear in mind, weve shown the plane here big so you can see it, but in life this plane would be a speck on this giant search area. so youve got to get something smaller than that big red space out there. a debris field like this, if it pays off, allows them to narrow that down to something much, much smaller, jim, and then they can start reverse en...

The policy measures that democrats propose, and so that stiffens their resistance on climate. if we have a constructive conversation about the policy options that conservatives could support, we might have a different conversation about the science, itself. >> so, okay, youre agreeing with me that the reasoning is a sort of reverse engineering reasoning, which i understand. liberals do that, too, sometimes with certain things and thats a basic reaction we have as people with a set of priors, wit...

Others, they know they object to the policy measures that democrats propose, and so that stiffens their resistance on climate. if we have a constructive conversation about the policy options that conservatives could support, we might have a different conversation about the science, itself. >> so, okay, youre agreeing with me that the reasoning is a sort of reverse engineering reasoning, which i understand. liberals do that, too, sometimes with certain things and thats a basic reaction we have as...

Better. what are they trying to save? they are may be trying to save the addversarial relationship between the press. >> mr. bezos has said 20 years from now there will be no physical newspapers. do you agree with that? >> i cant say about the timetable because we have been predicting that for years and it hasnt happened. politico ended up reverse engineering that and creating a newspaper which you now see as the only newspaper in capital hill offices. its hard to predict. the purchase of newspa...