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April 10th, 2014
09:29 PM ET
Sonobuoy detects possible Flight 370 black box ping
A search plane has detected another possible ping that could be from the Malaysia Airlines Flight 370's black boxes.
How deep is deep? Imagining the MH370 search underwater
The signal was picked up by a sonobuoy dropped into the ocean from the plane.
CNN's David Mattingly reports on how crucial these sonobuoys are to the search.
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Could a plane deviate from radar intentionally, land, remove black boxes, dump them in remote spot, and secure plane in remote place for further terrorism use?