Ghost plane Flight 370 is still missing. Now, Chinese State TV reports that it has satellite images suggesting it could debris from the plane. The images are leading CNN's coverage of the hunt for Malaysia Airlines this evening.

Let's hope this is real.

Image from Chinese satellite on 9th shows an object in the possible site of MH370. Verification is in progress. pic.twitter.com/Ag1FExZLUz

— CCTV America (@CCTV_America) March 12, 2014

Chinese satellite images are 1st solid lead consistent w/ #MH370's path, Fmr NTSB official tells @jaketapper #TheLead pic.twitter.com/5zTRQEgtE3

— The Situation Room (@CNNSitRoom) March 12, 2014

Still, China's State Administration for Science, Technology and Industry for National Defense has announced that its satellites "observed a suspected crash area at sea," which included the "three suspected floating objects and their sizes," according to CNN.

The images show the three suspected floating objects sized (in meters) 13x18, 14x19 and 24 x22. It falls near the area of last transmission, not far from the path the airliner had been traveling on while en route to Beijing.

The distance between the last known ADS-B location of #MH370 and new satellite image is 141+ miles pic.twitter.com/Y9tFQfArOR

— Jason Rabinowitz (@AirlineFlyer) March 12, 2014

Beijing has grown frustrated with Malaysian authorities for its lack of progress and has expanded resources dedicated to finding the missing aircraft. Beijing on Monday urged the Malaysian government to “step up search efforts.”

“We have a responsibility to demand and urge the Malaysian side to step up search efforts, start an investigation as soon as possible and provide relevant information to China correctly and in a timely manner,” said Chinese foreign ministry spokesman Qin Gang.

Chinese Weibo users also mocked the Malaysian government’s recruitment of a shaman, who had said, "I think the plane is still in the air or has crashed into the sea.”