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will be able to find more such devices to search the area. david soucie, we have moved into this next phase now. but the information that we got about the pings, is that really the best information we have to date and do you think the batteries are completely depleted now? i think the batteries are gone now. i think we have reliable pings now. something they said this evening is that they are picking their best location based on the variances in the pings they received. they weren t just solid pings. these were some louder and some softer. but in that water, those pings are bouncing all over the place like an echo in a canyon or a
switch. it doesn t turn off. it dies more like a flashlight. it gets lighter and lighter and lighter. the sounds get softer and softer and softer. so it would be rather remarkable that the last 13 minutes of the very softest sound was the 13 minutes heard by the ocean shield. a big question we re going to be talking about later with the manufacturer of that ping other then program tonight. joining me on the phone is kevin mcelroy. he is with the royal new zealand air force. good to have you with us, commander. appreciate you taking the time. the air search obviously just getting under way in perth where matthew chance is reporting. water search, though, nonstop around the clock. have they found anything? yes, good evening, erin. we ve got an aircraft available, getting airborne at the time. it will be transiting out to an area around 1200 nautical miles. and it will remain in the search around for around about three hours. yesterday flights didn t find anything significant in terms o
update organizestore, a big development in the. the search for the malaysian jet. the prime minister says there s no doubt it crashed in the indian ocean and there s no hope for survivors. we still dope know what the plane was doing there in the first place. trace gallagher is live. how do they come up to this conclusion it crash? we know the meant sends out pings every hour that tells the satellites we re still here. it sent out seven pings meaning it was in the air for seven hours. the company who got the pings said the pings meant the plane took the northerly path or went south. now they used something called the doppler affect which says as sound gets closer, the far her away it gets, the softer, so why come back on camera here they took the seven pings and
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