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Or other debris? >> these things are used to, for maritime surveillance to spot anything untoward, opposition navys or to hunt submarines as well. you're right. they use mark one eye ball, looking out of the window the louder they fly, that reduces search area. higher gives them more of an idea the worst weather it's going to taking onner to search that 100,000 square kilo meters >> they say the ocean just collects garbage. so it just swirls and swirls and australians seem to be cautioning people jumping to conclusions by seeing australian prime minister out there saying we may have found some...

With your vision, and ultimately it's the eye ball that will identify it. >> an engine would sink like a dumbbell. >> absolutely. >> but the wing itself, which is a little over 80 feet long, would float if intact, and this is 78 feet. >> it could. especially if it had fuel still in it because fuel is lighter than water. so it would float. or an air seal, would float it. time is not on our side in terms of seeing wreckage on the surface. >> they describe to us a debris field this morning early. they didn't use the words debris field. they said this large piece of substance and then a lot of lit...

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