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Really ultimately tell us this was a natural earthquake. as opposed to manmade. what they are trying to say is this particular earthquake, the 3.5 with a depth of 5 kilometers, was different than a lot of the wavelengths we were seeing in the previous ones. take for example the one earlier this month that was a 6.3 that north korea had told was a manmade. what they are saying is they are noticing discrepancies in the wave forms, but they also make the statement we cannot conclusively confirm at ...

Enhance your reception. >> thats why he says, les, here is a thing that says shape of the pulses. because if you cant hear it, then there is a certain shape whatever the instrument that is picking it up. >> i wanted to get a visual picture what these folks are doing with all this instrumentation. theyre not actually hearing something. theyre more than likely looking at a visual. >> theyre watching it. thats right. >> and you put together, there is another -- i dont know if you have another graph...

Explanation as to what -- and we have some visuals to show of that. you have very simple explanation as to how we figure this out, if its actually pings from the black box. you say number one is frequency. >> yes. were looking for 37.5 kilohertz. >> okay. >> on the screen you see two different wave forms. one is of a constant frequency. and the other one is what we call a chirp. where you see on the left side and the right side, theyre different frequencies. theyre varying, different amounts. so...

>> certainly sounds like were getting into an area of interest. obviously we dont know if these are associated with the aircraft yet, but it certainly looks like were seeing a lot more debris and just general nflotsam in th water. >> its very telling that in the former area of search the plane saw virtually nothing even though satellites were picking up debris left, right and center, but when the planes went to look for it, they couldnt find it. that could be the product of the wave forms and th...

The u.s. geological survey. we cannot conclusively confirm the active nature of the event. they dont know if this was natural or a man made quake causing the tremor. the wave forms are different than previous emptss a t this site. they are trying to make that distanks which means they cannot say what the trigger was for this particular quake. the depth of this earthquake is poorly constrained and has been held to this. and again, at this point in time, the u.s. geological survey gone with 3.5, d...