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Numbers. but the issue is i've seen some distant video of the piece. it did not look right to me. but let's get it to the investigators, people who have the engineering drawings to compare the piece to. let's be a little bit methodical about this. >> and then they said aluminum material was found and also seat cushions. could seat cushions survive for that length of time in the ocean? >> sure. a seat cushion could last over 500 days. and a seat cushion would be far easier to identify. you would know what kind of material if it had the exterior covering on it you could identify it through that....
Engineering drawings for that part. it looks like boeing has already done pretty much that forensic investigation. >> greg the size of it is pretty substantial. this is not a little chunk of it. but is there enough there to determine that it was that specific plane? i know there aren't a lot of 777 parts floating around the world, right? >> yes. this part is big enough. when you look at the characteristics, it's an air foil shape, it apparently is a part of a flap and based on the build, that is the substructure of that particular component. boeing and the investigators will be able to confirm...