BREAKING - Gulf Oil Spill is Releasing Methane - I said it then and now is confirmed 5000:1

In air there must be 5 to 15 percent methane for it to be flammable.
So I am sure it can be measured by Noaa, Methane's half life in air is 7 years.

In air there must be 5 to 15 percent methane for it to be flammable.
So I am sure it can be measured by Noaa, Methane's half life in air is 7 years.

I welcome the proper measurements by the appropriate controls..the only controls haha

what new here? HUGE methane gaz leak happen for more then 6 month in nothern canadian sea bed.


Still wait for footage of this "famous oil spill'' did you notice no image and video are release?

Too me this natural disaster is nothing compare with other thing going on the world.


American media are focus at this just to distract and made off a good soap TV show.


nothing more.

So explain the claims of conducting limited "burn-offs" of crude in the vicinity of the leak? Wouldn't that be STUPID with a methane leak of that caliber in close proximity?

In air there must be 5 to 15 percent methane for it to be flammable.
So I am sure it can be measured by Noaa, Methane's half life in air is 7 years.

I welcome the proper measurements by the appropriate controls..the only controls haha

It's my opinion that this new "story" that is being released(since yesterday, BTW) was cooked up during the closed door meeting with Obambi and BP last week.

Reporters were refused access, if I remember right.

So explain the claims of conducting limited "burn-offs" of crude in the vicinity of the leak? Wouldn't that be STUPID with a methane leak of that caliber in close proximity?



That's what I was wondering about.

In air there must be 5 to 15 percent methane for it to be flammable.
So I am sure it can be measured by Noaa, Methane's half life in air is 7 years.

I welcome the proper measurements by the appropriate controls..the only controls haha



What happens when you mix methane (gigatons of it), plutionium and uranium?

One BIG M_O_T_H_E_R_F_U_%_H_!_N_G BOOOOOOOM!

Then the tsunami, ocean contamination, loss of property. life and most of Florida, Cuba, Louisiana......

So explain the claims of conducting limited "burn-offs" of crude in the vicinity of the leak? Wouldn't that be STUPID with a methane leak of that caliber in close proximity?



That's what I was wondering about.

If life is a stage, then I want my ticket money back!

This "storyline" they are trying to sell us on has more holes in it than Obamas' biography!

Any way you slice it, THEY are up to no good, and WE are the unwilling benefactors of their actions!

GOT SENSE?

Another Craptastic post ;)
Patiently waiting for confirmation. If this is true an unchecked runaway methane volcano would be serious doom.

Thanks!

I have done some mild research. Methane is very common with oil deposits. Oil deposits under oceans, seas, ect contain more methane from the sea floor. The deeper the oil deposit, the more ocean life above that starts the process of methane generation and falls to the sea floor. Deeper deposits had more time to generate methane gases.

The oil released into the Gulf has an orange color. I am looking into that as I believe it may indicate a saturation of some sort. Could excessive methane create an orange color slick?

I'll post more when I find it. Anyone else who has info please report. As a massive methane release would spell Biblical Doom.

Imagine if a methane bomb running 600 miles in diameter were to explode. The shockwave would circle the Earth several times. The entire world would hear it and many will face deadly over pressure. Those in between will have blown out, bloody ears.

In air there must be 5 to 15 percent methane for it to be flammable.
So I am sure it can be measured by Noaa, Methane's half life in air is 7 years.

I welcome the proper measurements by the appropriate controls..the only controls haha

In air there must be 5 to 15 percent methane for it to be flammable.
So I am sure it can be measured by Noaa, Methane's half life in air is 7 years.

I welcome the proper measurements by the appropriate controls..the only controls haha

Ah, 'Satan...' not only are you not laughable, but soon enough, I'm sure, simply are not... period. You can take that to your prison-house and 'make plates out of it.' hahahahahaha

I say fuck being human now.. even people that look human around me...are not human.

So explain the claims of conducting limited "burn-offs" of crude in the vicinity of the leak? Wouldn't that be STUPID with a methane leak of that caliber in close proximity?



That's what I was wondering about.

You don't wanna know how much methane i release..

You don't wanna know how much methane i release..

I'd say it's in direct proportion to the number of salads you've tossed.

<----Galaxy

You don't wanna know how much methane i release..

I'd say it's in direct proportion to the number of salads you've tossed.

<----Galaxy

yep!
:P

So explain the claims of conducting limited "burn-offs" of crude in the vicinity of the leak? Wouldn't that be STUPID with a methane leak of that caliber in close proximity?

HELLO!?

There is a lot of it there. This is from a Baylor website.

The U.S Department of Energy (DOE) has awarded a Baylor University researcher more than $270,000 to search a portion of the Gulf of Mexico for a massive source of hydrocarbon energy called methane hydrate, the main ingredient of natural gas.

Dr. John Dunbar, an associate professor of geology at Baylor, will use a new search method to acquire geophysical data of the site, located roughly 200 miles off the Mississippi coast, in hopes of providing a detailed map of where the methane hydrate is located, how often the gas "seeps through" and the volume that is underneath the seafloor.

Called the Mississippi Canyon, the site is about 3,000 feet wide and about 3,000 feet under water. It also has both active and dormant gas vents. Other academic institutions have been researching the site since 2001, but have not been able to ascertain where the hydrate is located nor how much is there.

"Methane hydrate sources, such as the one in Mississippi Canyon, could provide a major portion of our energy source for the future," Dunbar said. "Methane is also used as a feedstock for plastics, fertilizers, etc. We are going to need hydrocarbons for the foreseeable future."

They are not saying much about this whole mess and that is what worries me.

Just blow the mother fucker now before it gets bigger. At least they can then do smaller controlled explosions as it builds up.

Another Craptastic post ;)
Patiently waiting for confirmation. If this is true an unchecked runaway methane volcano would be serious doom.

Thanks!

I have done some mild research. Methane is very common with oil deposits. Oil deposits under oceans, seas, ect contain more methane from the sea floor. The deeper the oil deposit, the more ocean life above that starts the process of methane generation and falls to the sea floor. Deeper deposits had more time to generate methane gases.

The oil released into the Gulf has an orange color. I am looking into that as I believe it may indicate a saturation of some sort. Could excessive methane create an orange color slick?

I'll post more when I find it. Anyone else who has info please report. As a massive methane release would spell Biblical Doom.

Imagine if a methane bomb running 600 miles in diameter were to explode. The shockwave would circle the Earth several times. The entire world would hear it and many will face deadly over pressure. Those in between will have blown out, bloody ears.



Back when I was a kid in Oklahoma, whenever we drove by an oil site, there was always a plume of fire where they were burning off the (?)methane. If they are really venting lots of methane, they need to clear the area and release a fire bomb or whatever they have, so it won't grow so large and then explode. A steady burn is much better than a large explosion. (for the retards who say that it won't burn underwater, you are correct. burn it at the surface)

Gas used to be so cheap back in the 50's that lots of people kept a gas yard light burning 24x7. Back when gasoline got down to 19cents a gallon, milk was about 25cents a gallon and a carton of sigs were less than $2. (he mumbles to himself) and some places sold 8 to 10 hamburgers for a buck on 29th street in OKC...before there was a Sonic.

There is a lot of it there. This is from a Baylor website.

The U.S Department of Energy (DOE) has awarded a Baylor University researcher more than $270,000 to search a portion of the Gulf of Mexico for a massive source of hydrocarbon energy called methane hydrate, the main ingredient of natural gas.

Dr. John Dunbar, an associate professor of geology at Baylor, will use a new search method to acquire geophysical data of the site, located roughly 200 miles off the Mississippi coast, in hopes of providing a detailed map of where the methane hydrate is located, how often the gas "seeps through" and the volume that is underneath the seafloor.

Called the Mississippi Canyon, the site is about 3,000 feet wide and about 3,000 feet under water. It also has both active and dormant gas vents. Other academic institutions have been researching the site since 2001, but have not been able to ascertain where the hydrate is located nor how much is there.

"Methane hydrate sources, such as the one in Mississippi Canyon, could provide a major portion of our energy source for the future," Dunbar said. "Methane is also used as a feedstock for plastics, fertilizers, etc. We are going to need hydrocarbons for the foreseeable future."

They are not saying much about this whole mess and that is what worries me.

The Methane deposit is 200 miles off shore, 3,000 feet wide and 3,000 feet deep.....

But then they say they can not determine how big it is.

The oil that is flooding into the Gulf of Mexico is creating an orange and red slick. It looks like blood, seriously. Makes me wonder what the composition is because I doubt it is mostly raw crude oil, which is tar black.

It may be a two way scenario...
(1) Nuke it closed to prevent the undeniable damage
(2) Let the methane build to explosive concentrations.

One thing that concerns me about the dome that is lowered. It was squared. Under severe pressures, it should be rounded like a real dome.

Think about this, the dome box is not what we are told it is. It is a large nuclear weapon designed to blast downwards. The device is large to obtain the depth needed and to aid in directing the blast down.

Just when the dome gets to the location, the coast guard bans ship/air travel.

I really think that dome may be a nuclear device. It may be a massive fucker too. Reasons are this, the pressures down there are very high and that requires more explosive power to counter act the pressures. And yet even more explosive power would be needed to counter the oils gushing pressures. And they may only have one shot at this. So a large Mega-ton nuclear device may be the last solution and they are running out of conventional ideas.

Time is running out!