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Centimeters per pixel. however, it is not the silver bullets, there are limitations to the technology, it takes a 2d picture, not a 3-d picture, so you're only getting a sort of an over view of what you're seeing. an iceberg, we can see the tip, we know there is a lot more underneath the surface, but the weather is a nightmare for satellites. if you have any form of cloud cover, we know the weather has been inclement. we must not forget we're still looking for the hay stack, even if you have a high resolution satellite you can't look at a picture of the south indian ocean and spot potential de...

Work out where it would have been. >> miles, a final word to you. do you think we'll find the body of this jet? again, given the floor here is volcanoes and huge mountain ranges that haven't been mapped. >> here's my concern, i don't think there are enough assets on station, as it were. five ships and 11 aircraft. i don't understand why wire we're not sending an aircraft carrier in there to enhance the effort here or for that matter additional p8s and p3s. it seems to me the window is very narrow and the fact that winter is coming and a global demand for answers here. >> thanks very much. than...

Pilots. >> well, if you think about the satellite imagery that's coming in to the pilots, it's generally a guide for where they can look but the waves and the wind currents of the ocean can move debris several miles -- dozens of miles before planes can actually get there. so when you think about how these planes execute these search areas, they're given a general grid, so a box in which they have to search in. so if you think about it like mowing your lawn, you have your yard and you have to go back and forth and back and forth in a very systematic way so you can check off that grid and make s...

It 3,500 meters deep, 2,500 kilometers from perth. eig it's a massive logistic exercise. there are four australian p-3s, a p-8 from the united states, two illusions from china, there's a p-3 coming from korea with a c-130h this afternoon. i want to thaake the opportunit to thank all of those countries for their assistant. i had lunch with the teams and they're keeping their aircrafts flying and keeping their teams up to the minute enthusiasm. "hms success" has had to deployed to the west to avoid

Rare on this aircraft. this is the most reliable aircraft in the skies right now. >> jim, you held a high jock at the ntsb. you were former chairman, where would you now take this investigation to try to get some kind of resolution. >> the international aviation organization they need to equip these aircraft. they've been sitting on that recommendation for five years. if this aircraft had been equipped with a deployable recorder like the f-18 aircraft we have in the united states, like the p3s that are conducting the search for the australian air force, we would know and have the information o...