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Experts in toulouse, france starting to analyze the boeing 777 flaperon that was found last week on reunion island. the seven-foot section of the trailing edge of the wing is almost certainly from mh 370 because it is the only 777 to ever crash into the ocean. so the investigation will focus on more than just identifying the piece. experts will also be using state-of-the-art forensic technology that could show whether the plane crashed in the sea or broke up in flight. in other words, did it fall off? was the piece ripped off? what they won t be able to find is why the jumbo jet veeredff course and disappeared from radar. it s unclear how long their analysis will take. oceanographers are analyzing models showing the trade winds and ocean currents over the past 16 months in the indian ocean with the hope of being able to retrace how far the debris drifted and possibly get a better idea of where the jet went down. experts warn that it s a very difficult thing to pinpoint. for now, search ....

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