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So that's a lot of flying to do it manually. now, it also didn't work. because if the goal was to avoid radar, they didn't. they might have avoided indonesia, but they were picked up by malaysian and thai radars. let me show you another really out-there theory that some have put out, which is how to avoid being detected by radar by shadowing another plane. mitchell, if you would? we'll try and bring up, here it is, you would have to get close to another large jet, this is what we're simulating here, and you would be in essence, be flying in its radar shadow. you merge your blip with this plane...

Being difficult to do, is the fact that, what? >> well, you're flying on an airway, which is akin to a highway in the sky. so you're obviously not the only car on the road, you're not the only plane on the highway. there's going to be on your left, on your right, guys behind you, guys ahead of you. >> someone's going to say, hey, do you happen to know you've got another big plane right on your behind? that's the theory. but you can see there's a lot of flaws to it. >> not to mention dealing with all the wake turbulence that you would have to, that, you know, would be generated from that. thank...