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I doubt that very much. Lidar "finds" ruins by showing large, regular (round, rectangular) structures which then stand out very much to human analysts. But an a
by brazzy 3y ago
I doubt that very much. Lidar "finds" ruins by showing large, regular (round, rectangular) structures which then stand out very much to human analysts. But an airplane that crashes at high speed results in a field of relatively small, irregular debris.
- foota 3y agoIf part of the fuselage was intact it seems like that might show up with high enough resolution? Most things in nature aren't that smoothly curved
- kaliqt 3y agoWell sure, if you're lucky. Therein lies the problem, hard to tell until you try and actually find it, because we've no idea what condition it's in and where it ended up.