/sci/ - Science & Math

[Anonymous No.1201755]

http://www.abovetopsecret.com/forum/thread582892/pg1

If the sea floor collapses and releases the macondo reserve? It all depends on how much oil is really there. The recorded estimate has it listed as 100,000,000b which considering the depth and money BP dropped into the well is highly unlikely. I guess it's time for someone to ask BP what the total/s really are. Therefore and from all indications, if the well cannot be killed and the reserve/s is released the worlds Oceans will turn black or in the strange case of Block 252 brown/red.

[Anonymous No.1201835]

thats strange i had access to one of the feeds for about a minute then i just cut of, all i could see was another robot

[Anonymous No.1201840]

[Anonymous No.1201899]

so what? we lose the well? its not like its the only well we can get

[Anonymous No.1201948]

any idea what im looking at here? its the same feed that got cut of earlier, its swaying a lot

[Anonymous No.1201969]

What is likely to happen now?

Well...none of what is likely to happen is good, in fact...it's about as bad as it gets. I am convinced the erosion and compromising of the entire system is accelerating and attacking more key structural areas of the well, the blow out preventer and surrounding strata holding it all up and together. This is evidenced by the tilt of the blow out preventer and the erosion which has exposed the well head connection. What eventually will happen is that the blow out preventer will literally tip over if they do not run supports to it as the currents push on it. I suspect they will run those supports as cables tied to anchors very soon, if they don't, they are inviting disaster that much sooner.

cont.

[Anonymous No.1201971]

>>1201948
and it cut of again

[Anonymous No.1201981]

>>1201969

Eventually even that will be futile as the well casings cannot support the weight of the massive system above with out the cement bond to the earth and that bond is being eroded away. When enough is eroded away the casings will buckle and the BOP will collapse the well. If and when you begin to see oil and gas coming up around the well area from under the BOP? or the area around the well head connection and casing sinking more and more rapidly? ...it won't be too long after that the entire system fails. BP must be aware of this, they are mapping the sea floor sonically and that is not a mere exercise.

cont.

[Anonymous No.1201990]

>implying BP cares about the truth.

[Anonymous No.1201992]

>>1201981

All of these things lead to only one place, a fully wide open well bore directly to the oil deposit...after that, it goes into the realm of "the worst things you can think of" The well may come completely apart as the inner liners fail. There is still a very long drill string in the well, that could literally come flying out...as I said...all the worst things you can think of are a possibility, but the very least damaging outcome as bad as it is, is that we are stuck with a wide open gusher blowing out 150,000 barrels a day of raw oil or more. There isn't any "cap dome" or any other suck fixer device on earth that exists or could be built that will stop it from gushing out and doing more and more damage to the gulf. While at the same time also doing more damage to the well, making the chance of halting it with a kill from the bottom up less and less likely to work, which as it stands now?....is the only real chance they have left to stop it all.

[Anonymous No.1202002]

ah found the correct one, looks like business as usual, also considering the pressure at that depth those gas bubbles must be massive when they reach the surface

[Fearmongering much? No.1202018]

worlds oceans turning black

I don't think that could happen. That's scarey :(

[Anonymous No.1202022]

>>1202002
>>1202002

[Anonymous No.1202031]

>implying i'm going to read a long-ass forum post from a tinfoil-hat conspiracy site written by someone who barely knows english

[Anonymous No.1202224]

>>1202031
he speaks perfect english, and the person who posted the article pulled it off of another forum

[Anonymous No.1202271]

>>1202224
>he speaks perfect english

>I am sorry to report well is crippled down hole
>There doesn't really seem to be much info on TOD that furthers more complete understanding
>there are several things that do not appear to make sense regarding the actions of attack against the well.

[Anonymous No.1202339]

>>1202271

If you can't understand what he is trying to say, you are fucking retarded

[Anonymous No.1202349]

>>1202339
didn't say i couldn't understand him, just that he's one of dem furriners

[Anonymous No.1202361]

According to data from about five years ago, there are four separate reservoirs containing a total of 2.5 billion barrels (barrels not gallons). One of the reservoirs has 1.5 billion barrels. An earlier post quoted a Petroleum report which set the total amount at 2.3 billion barrels. One New York Times article put it at 2 billion barrels.

If the data correctly or honestly identified four separate reservoirs then a bleed-out might gush less than 2 to 2.5 billion barrels unless the walls fracture or partially collapse.

[Anonymous No.1203486]

Bump?

[снайпер No.1203557]

I don't understand.

Why would the seafloor collapse?

[Anonymous No.1203562]

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