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of the surface what people are looking for. talk a little bit about beneath the surface what we re talking about. this isn t like a swimming pool, right? this isn t clear watter where there s nothing below. no, this is not clear water with nothing below. the depth to the sea floor is roughly about two miles below the surface of the ocean and if you go all the way down to the sea floor it s a part of the mid-ocean ridge system. so it s very rough terrain, it s a part of a continuous string of volcanos that are like a zipper through middle of all the ocean basins and so it s deep, it s rough, and it s very poorly explored because of the rough conditions and the remoteness. so you have an inhospitable territory and the prime minister of australia calling it specifically that. enough under sea that is already craggy, mountainous beneath the water and now we re learning there could be other things in the water that maybe could have
between 40 and 50 degrees of latitude. also, the weather, which was somewhat better today, changes frequently. third, undersea conditions mirror the weather in terms of turbulence. fourth, there are the technology issues. bad weather can affect radar, which so far has found no trace of the debris and sonar, which is used to find objects you should t under the water work best in a narrow search area. fifth and finally there s the timeline factor. those images were taken a week ago. so when you factor in the currents, the debris could have drifted up to 100 nautical miles away if, indeed, it s still on the surface at all. none of that takes into account the roughly 1 days left before the battery in the data flight recorder, the so-called black box, fades. for more we turn to nbc s bill neely in perth, australia. reporter: well, another day of frustration here in perth in western australia where there s been a search 1,400 miles off this coastline but, again, it
regulators hands. the river keeper guys last week were motoring just off the cape fear river up that canal that goes to the duke energy plant trying to figure out what was going on and then this happened. what y all got going on today. just cruising. why would these gentlemen tell you not to keep going further and you keep going. i figured we have a right to use the water. you do but what s the point of going all the way up there? you fishing or anything? we re just looking around. okay. well, do y all have your i.d.s or anything on you? yeah. just need to see those real quick. have we done something wrong? no, i m just checking your i.d.s man, y all coming up here, this is all for the power plant. this is all the power plant s property. including the water that we re boating on? pretty sure. i can get wildlife out here, they ll scratch you a ticket. i m not going to scratch you a ticket for nothing, i m just going to check your i.d.s and let you go down th
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