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weather up here not only does it cloud the water down here making it very hard for anyone to simply go down and look or to look from above, but it also makes it hard for ships to operate up here with robotic craft below the surface. all sorts of things just get much more complicated when the water is rough out there. in addition here's a second reason it's a problem. every hour of every day that you get further away from finding the main bulk of the plane if it's down there in one place, everything on the surface is getting pushed around by wind and by currents so it's getting further away from its origin point. and the last reason really is pretty simple breanna. any time you're going under water, even a little bit of water trying to find something, it's just a lot more complicated than on land. it seems easy from a distance but i'll assure you, the people who go there to do the work know how hard it can be breanna. >> what about the shallowness of the water? this is certainly something a lot of people have talked about. you're not talking, you know about south india sea depths.