OMG! Alien Tech! Green Pulsing Plasma Feeding Into The BP BOP!

no it not photoshop look at cam 8 right now, it spraying that disperant white shit all over, that what happen yesterday, it making everything blurry

I saw it too last night. MANY of us saw this.
This was not faked.

22 pages because of an LED panel?


The footage we get is of a much lower resolution than what the operators get. They could probably read what was going on there.




It's not fucking alien tech. Tards.

all the cats and chicks can get their kicks at the bop!

Somebody told me awhile back that they were not allowed to interfere. I guess there are exceptions to the rules.

Over exposed Led screen you idiots

they have the genetic line on the bioluminescence

earlier I stated...plasma, or setting up for nuke...now I will add the bioluminenscent added to something like a gel or liquid to possibly get a better reading on the flow of the toxic crude, methane, and other chemicals or components/organic and inorganic particulates


so they figure out the dynamics of the force and areas of concern...also if they are doing the nuke(crazy if they choose to) then they can track some of the bioluminescence relating to leak points as there are several they have not spotlighted

I have repeatedly seen 5, big ones, and many little ones, cracks in sea bed...oil is coming up...if they use the bioluminescence to track it that way-or it could be oil eating bacteria...with bioluminescence added to track the numbers of that as it does it's job...


Leaving the area NOW would be prudent

I saw it too last night. The rov has a camera mounted to it's "elbow" so you can see a close up of what the hand is doing. That's what the channel one box was showing. It would go to the LED screen that has real-time data and "watch" it to read the data.

34 is right, it said something like 1.794 P- and 3.596 P+ I think the data would change slightly but always be steady around those numbers.
What P stands for? I have no idea but I'm pretty sure this was all from the hydrolic control panel so I assumed it was pressure from the hydrolic system somehow. Positive and negative pressure to keep it from snapping to fast.

I thought they were going to snap the top of the BOP off last night? What happened?

As the first screenshot I saw was loading, and had not yet gotten to the inset screen with the glowing green stuff. I was thinking to myself "Wow, they must have improved the camera, the picture is so nice and clear"

Timing device?

So where is it now?

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I saw it. And those are the correct pictures.

Everyone is talking about the green lights

No one is talking about what they're doing.

Do you know what they are about to do ?

very interesting....


i know our brothers and sisters from the cosmos would love to help if enough of us asked or if mama earth needed the help to survive..

hmm..

interesting..

or

they gave some technology to bp to fix it themselves..

or

the powers that were are having to reveal some hidden technology..

or

i dunno yet..

lol

looked cool though:)

How about the LED display is part of a Timing Device??

I believe this makes the most sense. They'll likely engage the pulsing mechanism relatively often after the BHA begins to turn horizontal, again depending on the form of the sensor tool (MWD?). This green LED phenomenon may or may not be related to the sending of the pulse, but I strongly suspect so.

Alien Tech?

In regards to the original posted video:

If it is a very out of focus LED, then the “dots” that appear from time to time in what would be the upper area of the so called screen would be what type of symbol?

The only things that I could think of are an apostrophe or quote marks, which would not usually be used with numbers or short messages.

Otherwise the LED display would not only be out of focus, but also upside down, which doesn’t make any sense to me.


I am not really sure what this is.

if this is real it could be "fluorescent dye" to search for leaks and trace the oils path as it escapes..follow where it travels to....like surgeons do or air conditioning leak detector dyes..

Nop...

What they are doing is ...abandonment and heave compensation.

They are abandoning the well and cut costs related to abandonments.

Abandonig = to withdraw protection, support, or help from

And I can Prove it.

So prove it you have my attention. Idiots on here green plasma. Its a fucking LED!

Go on then

Yes, LED on a FUCKING TIMING DEVICE!!

This is more of possible doom than goo

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+1

Ok Then...

Ate you Watching that Huge blue "thing" going down ... it is from INTERMOORE. It is a Heave compensator.

From INTERMOORE:

[link to www.intermoor.com]

Subsea
RISERLESS WELL INTERVENTION SYSTEM n HEAVE COMPENSATION n CUTTING AND DECOMMISSIONING.

"We are the world leader when it comes to subsea cutting services. In addition to making our mark as the premiere severance contractor of choice, we also specialize in subsea well abandonment and offshore decommissioning.

We offer operators a wealth of advantages in the performance of wells using the latest intervention techniques and equipment. We also can help clients’ cut costs related to abandonments and heave compensation. "

WHat is a heave compensator:

- petroleum engineering) A motion compensator on a floating offshore drilling rig (boat)that moves with vertical motion to maintain a constant pressure on the drilling bit.

Vertical ship
movement (heave) provides a
third dimension to this problematical
equation. Heave compensators
reduce the effect of vertical
ship heave on the drill string and
coring tools. Without heave compensation,
optimal ocean coring
and borehole completions would
require calm seas, with large
amounts of downtime spent waiting
on weather.

WHAT THEY ARE DOING IS ABANDONING THE WELL WITHOUT THE NEED OF A RIG.
THEY ARE DOING A RIGLESS SUBSEA WELLHEAD REMOVAL

[link to www.noordhoek.net]


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Now..

[link to www.epmag.com]

Less than 80%

"New system enables rigless subsea well abandonment"

A uniquely engineered vessel deployment system has completed what may be the world’s deepest rigless subsea production well abandonment.

"To carry out this abandonment operation, Helix Well Ops’ purpose-built rigless tooling technologies were employed in tandem with an onboard deployment system designed to create an over-stern moonpool work area either on a typical supply boat or for use over existing moonpools. The equipment is designed specifically to allow subsea intervention and abandonment to be conducted from readily available supply boats, rather than purpose-built intervention vessels."

Putting technology to work

After the field was decommissioned, a contract was awarded for engineering, project management, and the supply and operation of rigless abandonment tooling systems.

Rigless abandonment technology allows for the deployment of subsea equipment, guide lines, and pod lines from a monohull vessel. The system has several features that differentiate it from conventional A-frames, including the moonpool area, a heave compensation system, lifted load containment by use of cursor frames and on-deck transportation via a skidding system. The deployment system also is collapsible for in-gauge road transportation.

Rigless intervention technology also incorporates a proprietary cement injection tool designed to perforate the first casing, set a cement plug in the annulus between the first and second casings, and pressure test the plug. All three functions are achieved in a single deployment, saving considerable time and cost when compared with alternative techniques. When used with the vessel deployment system, the tools enable subsea cementing and perforation work to be performed without a rig or special intervention vessel.

Abandoning the well

Last part from :

"At this point, the wellhead was exposed, with the 95⁄8-in. casing open. Government regulations require the annulus to be plugged; so a cement plug was installed. A proprietary cement injection tool was deployed to 197 ft below the wellhead where it punched the 95⁄8-in. casing and squeezed a 131-ft (40-m) cement plug in the 95⁄8-in. to 133⁄8-in. annulus. The lower portion of the project-specific tool was left in place and secured with 131 ft of cement.

With the top hole cement plug operation complete, the crew deployed the proprietary wellhead cutter severance system and severed all of the casings in a single pass. The entire well abandonment operation was completed as programmed in eight days.

Is that enough ?

Interesting post.

If this has a chance of working, why did they wait 70+ fricking gulf-destroying days to deploy this?

LOOKS FAKE TO ME