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They don't know why that was the case. what they do say is obviously after trying to avoid detection there, the aircraft then flies off to a very remote part of the southern indian ocean where there wouldn't be a lot of radar detection either. the inference they're taking, whoever was flying it was hoping to get somewhere where -- to travel somewhere without detection, without people knowing where they were going and to end up somewhere remote. of course, this sort of adds in to the information we had in the early days where the flight takes off from kuala lumpur, flying towards beijing, makes...

Looking for a debris field, looking for the black box, trying to take both audio and physical video images of whatever is down there. it's got side-scan sonar capability, it's got picture-taking capability, not video, but still pictures. it will sweep over the area, take a series of still pictures, transmit it to the vessel on the surface, so they can kind of see what they're looking at, don. that's the sequence. first the pinger locator finds the signal, then the bluefin 21 goes down and sweeps the area, so that's probably what they're preparing to do right now. >> our thanks to brian todd fo...

Space, a route that suggests an intend to avoid radar detection. live once again for us in australia. so now that the ocean shield has detected these signals, what's next and how time consuming will the whole process be? >> what's next is there are still two simultaneous things happening. planes are taking off just hours from now from this air base where i'm standing. so far they have come up empty, even in the area where they detected the pings. the ocean shield literally racing against time, trying to listen and relocate those signals, the two separate signals that they found over the weeken...

Indonesia, didn't fly over indonesia, flew around indonesia before coming on to that southernly route that took the aircraft all the way down to the southern indian ocean. what is significant here? it shows another turn of the aircraft. it shows the complete route flying back across malaysia and then going up and around the north of indonesia before flying down off -- way off the indonesian coast to the southern indian ocean. what this senior official tells us is that it gives the appearance that whoever was piloting this the aircraft was trying to avoid detection, trying to avoid radar detect...

Malaysian government official and that official tells cnn that flight 370 may have been flown on purpose along a route to avoid radar detection. >> this comes from a new analysis of radar data that shows the plane flew north of indonesia and around indonesian air space after it made the mysterious left turn we were talking about and flew across the malaysian peninsula. >> a naval vessel is rushing to the area where a chinese ship reported picking up twice electronic signals beneath the water there and an australian ship picked up a separate acoustic noise, as they're calling it, about 300 naut...