Daphne from maryville

This is the really, I think, kind of the troubling thing about this.

I mean, it's very technical, it's 40-marked on pages,

with timestamps and lots of very sort of official-looking stuff.

The problem is that there's not that much more information in there.

If you believe the mid-margin analysis, then this is pretty much what they've said is right.

And if you don't, well, this is only part of what they use.

I mean, you need to know every detail about the stamina lights, the probe's antenna, and electronics.

A lot of stuff that is used in the analysis that isn't included in this data.

So I'm not sure how far it's going to lead them.

Are they still looking for the plane itself in the ocean?

Oh, yeah, absolutely.

The Australians are still out there.

They're still scanning the ocean floor, looking for the aircraft.

And, unfortunately, they haven't come up with anything.

They've heard a few signals, but they've had no luck so far.

We're about to move into a much more protracted, long-term search.

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