Locating jet in the southern Indian Ocean is only first step in solving the mystery of missing plane To sink underwater by the height of Britain's tallest tower would still only cover 7% of the descent to the floor of the Indian Ocean, 4,500 metres down, where the black boxes from Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 are presumed to lie. Even at those 300 metre comparative shallows, all is dark. The furthest...
Flight MH370: robots search sea bed for signs of Malaysia Airlines plane
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