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the contents of flight data recorder or the voicebox whatever it s called, in the black box? no, i don t think so, especially the period of time that we re talking about now. you should be able to leave it down there for several years at least because these are all sealed systems and the flight data recorder especially, it s got it s sucking all the information off the aircraft data buses. so it has what that airplane had been doing for probably the previous 24, 25 hours. and finally, captain, do you believe that this might be the black box or ping to a black box on flight 370? if, big if. if the chinese are correct that they in fact heard something on 37.5 for 90 seconds and it was pulsed, then that is the biggest tipper that we ve received so far in this whole investigation other than the satellite company saying they definitely went south. all right. captain nash, thanks so much for being with us tonight. my pleasure, judge.
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which is a much bigger operation. it takes a while for the ship to turn around and get going again. the cable is the task. the cable weighs so much. you can put multiple auv on one ship and cover more ground. even with that technology, 150 years if you had ten of them. if you had the technology you re talking about and using, how quickly does that data come up to you and analyze? you do not get the data unless you recover it. if we launched the vehicle and it went down to 60 hours. you bring it back up, download the data and review it almost instantaneously. maybe an hour. each country is assigned a certain grid. we re dividing it up. they each explore that grid.
reference, continuous united states, roughly the same size. how do we begin to start searching for something like that? you need clues to find and narrow down the area. otherwise, you ll be looking for hundreds of thousands of years. going back to that submarine did you have a clue? we had historical data to narrow the search and use technology to search vaster areas. with technology today, a astoni autonomous underwater vehicle, it would take years. we know there s multiple nations involved, a vast search underway. let s talk about that. if we were to look for example here s manhattan that dot. if you were just to look at that area, in this small island or peninsula of manhattan, how long would that take?