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Challenging. the environment, the pressure is extreme. the temperatures down there are cold. there is no light. it is a foreign world to us. and it requires very sophisticated assets to in fact explore further. >> wow. ed, thank you. in the meantime, if this plane is in the ocean the elts have not gone off and they have not been able to find the sort of beacon that lets people know the plane has gone down here and this is where it is. and the plane is equipped with multiple elts so why hasn't it, if this is where the plane is? meanwhile, right after the plane disappeared, why didn't the malays...

Challenging. the environment, the pressure is extreme. the temperatures down there are cold. there is no light. it is a foreign world to us. and it requires very sophisticated assets to in fact explore further. >> wow. ed, thank you. in the meantime, if this plane is in the ocean the elts have not gone off and they have not been able to find the sort of beacon that lets people know the plane has gone down here and this is where it is. and the plane is equipped with multiple elts so why hasn't it, if this is where the plane is? meanwhile, right after the plane disappeared, why didn't the malays...

Clouds and rain, getting much more difficult again. it leads for that visual reference that at tthey want to, the next two days. if this search pans out and the debris does belong to the missing jet then they have to find the rest of the plane. the process took almost two years for the air france crash off the coast of south america. ed casano leads deep see expeditions. ed, good to see you, your thoughts on how they could possibly go about searching this particular stretch of ocean. they say the terrain there, the ocean terrain there may be relatively flat but it is also very, very deep and...

Clouds and rain, getting much more difficult again. it leads for that visual reference that at tthey want to, the next two days. if this search pans out and the debris does belong to the missing jet then they have to find the rest of the plane. the process took almost two years for the air france crash off the coast of south america. ed casano leads deep see expeditions. ed, good to see you, your thoughts on how they could possibly go about searching this particular stretch of ocean. they say the terrain there, the ocean terrain there may be relatively flat but it is also very, very deep and...