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I think they could look at satellites looking at that region at the time. There are satellites just taking photos and they probably have captured something.
by yeukhon 13y ago
I think they could look at satellites looking at that region at the time. There are satellites just taking photos and they probably have captured something.
- objclxt 13y ago...there really aren't satellites 'just taking photos' of the ocean. You might have a spy satellite taking pictures of a naval exercise. I think you are underestimating a) how vastly big the ocean is, and b) satellite capacity (most intelligence satellites are over land). 71% of the world is ocean. The ocean is vast, and most of it has very little going on. Last month someone washed up having been lost at sea for over a year, having only seen two or three ships (which didn't stop). A few ships in 13 months. http://www.cbsnews.com/news/jose-salvador-alvarenga-healthy-after-lost-at-sea-ordeal-but-in-no-shape-to-explain-anything/ http://www.cbsnews.com/news/jose-salvador-alvarenga-healthy-...