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implode, too. as we talk about it imploding, it wouldn t necessarily completely implode and disintegrate but it would damage the bluefin enough that it would be inoperable? anything with an air pocket is going to get crushed. not only crushed but once it gets crushed it explodes outwards because of the incredible violence of that. it can take out the vehicle without too much trouble at all. with that consideration, what then how do they factor that into when they decided to go deeper than they originally thought? from 4500 meters to 5,000 meters. is there a big difference there? there s a big difference. they have a way offed a justing the software and looking at the components. i m sure they built big margins in the safety of that vehicle so they could stretch their operating depth out a little bit. they wouldn t be doing it unless they knew i m sure the teams are positively share that it s safe to do. at we one moment what do you think the biggest challenge is for t
joe johns is in kuala lumpur, but now, down under, michael what is the very latest? reporter: hi to you, bill. yesterday after completing around six hours of its mission, the bluefin-21 went below its programmed operating depth of 41 meters. they did get data when they were down there, that is six hours of data. they have examined it and say it really turned up nothing. but it was the first time out and they did say it performed technically well. they will try to reprogram it so the software allows it to go even deeper, now that they made the discovery on how deep it is down there. as you point out they have about seven hours to go. it will come back up again. the data will be downloaded. and it will be up again. the process will be anywhere from six weeks to two months as
we have the latest on today s search. david? yes, good morning. as you said the robotic blue submarine was in waters nearly 3 miles deep. the u.s. navy which operates the equipment warned they could take weeks or months to map the area. investigators believe the remnants of the plane are. it s the first mission yesterday was after it exceeded the operating depth. today they move to a shallower area to search. deeper waters available to the search teams. also today 11 planes were sent out to search any wreckage. so far they haven t resorted siting anything. they took into account ocean
meters above the seafloor. now, one condition that causes it to abort its dive is if it reaches its maximum operating depth of 4,500 meters, that s what happened in this case. the limited data from the unmanned sub has been analyzed, and nothing found. as for the question mark over who exactly handles those black boxes when and if they are found, malaysia is now promising to share any information that is retrieved from those black boxes. but they say custody isn t actually that important. i don t think it s important who gets custody as far as i m concerned. and this is my own personal position. it s finding out the truth. and we want to find out the truth. definitely we have to see what s in the box. what exactly does all of this mean as we go forward? let s go to the experts.