China Releases Satellite Photo of Object Floating in Indian Ocean, Not Confirmed to be Missing Airliner

Malaysian officials say China has released satellite images of a large object floating in the Indian Ocean southwest of Australia.Malaysian Defense Minister Hishammuddin Hussein told reporters Saturday that a Chinese satellite had spotted an object 22.5 meters by by 13 meters in an area were officials are hoping to find the missing Malaysia Airlines plane that disappeared two weeks ago with 239 passengers and crew on board.However, he said there is still no confirmation that debris detected...

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