second. so that s the worst case scenario that if this what we think could be debris gets into that current, that s going to be your worst case scenario because it s going to be very, very hard to find. where it is right now though the currents are very weak. so if conditions stay like they are now, and they can get to it quickly, ashleigh, looks like that s going to be our best case scenari scenario. that s a lot faster than i thought, jennifer. david, weigh-in, please, i think it was you i heard earlier this morning call the potential impact a scatter point. mean fg that plane hit the water and did exactly that, scatter, does that change the equation for finding it? meaning, if it went in more or less in tact at least or if it went in in hundreds or god forbid millions of pieces, does that change the idea of being able to find it, make it easier, make it harder? absolutely makes it harder if it did. what i m hoping and by looking at the size of this and if this is the part of the