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25 marca 2014
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Into the unmapped depths?
czy szczątki samolotu spadły między podwodne wulkany? |
| The cluster of suspected debris from Malaysian Airlines flight MH370 has been sighted above a giant undersea chain of volcanoes whose complex terrain has barely been charted, says an Australian marine geologist. Robin Beaman from James Cook University said so little of the southern Indian Ocean sea floor, including the search zone, had been mapped in detail that any attempt to retrieve wreckage would require extensive 3D mapping, likely by ships with deep ocean multibeam echo sounders. But Australia no longer has the capacity to chart depths of 3000 metres, the average depth of the search area, because the only government vessel capable of conducting mapping of that kind, the RV Southern Surveyor, had been decommissioned in December.
Cały artykuł w The Age
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