back, they're dynamic, curves. i don't have an idea of scale in that particular image. >> and that's the thing. you know, we don't know how many feet above but roughly they've been hovering 200 feet above there. but they're going to have to get really close to that. and you need those ships out there so you can get that closer look. when they do eventually get whatever debris, let's just say that is the debris, once they get it, the australians will hold on to that and they'll hold it for the malaysians, then the malaysians will then take control of it. so there's a process even when we get to that point. >> yeah, about an hour or so ago the new zealand air commander plane took that picture. he said a ship should be reaching there in a couple hours. so maybe only an hour or so away they'll retrieve it and make a determination whether or not it is wreckage from that airliner. stand by. still ahead, the new analysis of flight 370's speed and path. does it provide new clues about