New satellite images emerge in hunt for flight MH370
New satellite images have emerged in the hunt for missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370.
CNN reports that a Chinese satellite looking for the missing plane "observed a suspected crash area at sea".
China's State Administration for Science, Technology and Industry for National Defense revealed it had images of "three suspected floating objects and their sizes."
The images were captured on March 9, the day after the plane went missing, but weren't released until today.
The new evidence was located in the Straits of Malacca, an area that rescue authorities believe the plane may have diverted to after changing course two hours into the flight.

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New satellite images have emerged in the hunt for missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370.
CNN reports that a Chinese satellite looking for the missing plane "observed a suspected crash area at sea".
China's State Administration for Science, Technology and Industry for National Defense revealed it had images of "three suspected floating objects and their sizes."
The reports say the three large objects were 13 by 18 metres (43 by 59 feet), 14 by 19 metres and 24 by 22 metres.
The last object was described as about the length of a bus.
The images were captured on March 9, the day after the plane went missing, but weren't released until today.
The new evidence suggested that the plane had not diverted course as earlier reports claimed.
CNN reports the images were more in line with the plane's original flight path, just to the right of the last radar image of the plane.
Search and rescue officials have widened their search area after evidence suggested the plane veered off course. Photo: AP