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" Discovery.com reports that 17 crash victims (of 228) were found from the May 31 Air France plane crash over the Atlantic\u2013en route from Rio de Janeiro to Paris. The remains, along with the important structural components from the plane, are being transported to Brazil today. There, they&amp;#039;ll use dental records and DNA from relatives to identify the bodies. AIRBUS A330, which was found by Brazilian and French searchers 1,100 kilometers (700 miles) off Brazil&amp;#039;s northeast coast, is still being searched for more bodies and wreckage. The black box, which holds crucial information as to the identification of the cause of the crash, is only set to operate for 30 days\u2013giving searchers three weeks to find what may be 6,000 feet under the ocean. The disaster, called the worst aviation accident since 2001, will require the help of ships and submarines (the same used to search the Titanic&amp;#039;s remains) that contain hearing devices with the capacity to detect sounds up to 20 thousand feet deep. Since no distress call was received from the plane, experts are exploring the possibility that the speed detectors iced over mid-flight\u2013removing any ability for the pilots to know at which speed they were heading into a &amp;quot;massive Thunderstorm&amp;quot; reports, msnbc.com. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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