it's a bit like a child's play room, i guess, right? you clean it up and you put everything in a nice stack in the middle, and as the children come in, they start messing it up and messing it up, and you really stretch the debris field further and further. that's what the ocean does, too, but then it also moves it through the ocean. >> you know, just in the last hour or so, we got news of some more key, possibly key satellite images of 300-some possible objects just about 200 kilometers away from where they're searching now, about 2,700 kilometers away from perth. this comes from thai satellite images. and i wonder, the way you describe it, these eddies, these mini hurricanes, would they have the strength to, "a," break apart large pieces of debris, such as possibly a wing, and/or sink debris? >> yeah, so, the eddys won't be able to do that. they're too big and too slow for that, but what can certainly do that is the waves. so, just as you have waves on