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all smoke and mirrors.
the Question IS: where in the hell did all that gas come from in the first place!
Quoting: Anonymous Coward 25075586 Good question, but I disagree it is all smoke and mirrors. At any rate, I was responding about all the posts I saw regarding increased activity from the monitors today and someone specifically asked about LA #9. well, those massive harmonics lasted about 3 hrs. and if that machinery was right up next to the seismographs, i suppose it could account for those humongous readings. but that's a lot of "ifs" maybe they are doing the drilling near the Bayou Corne seismograph and that's why the Bayou Corne seismograph has been down all day? Today they were drilling where number 9 is. If you look at the monitor location map, [ link to www.edsuite.com] there is a color code with that color circled around each monitor and the monitors are numbered. Number 9 went crazy this morning, consistent with drilling. And the deeper they got, the less activity showson the graph, which makes sense to me. Number 1, labeled Bayou Corne has a lot of activity too. That may be where they are putting the second well tomorrow. The graph for tomorrow should reflect that for comparison. I don't see where any of the monitors have been down all day, especially the Bayou Corne one. No LA01. [ link to folkworm.ceri.memphis.edu] yes LA 09 is right at the Sinkhole, and that is the seismograph that was making all the off-scale harmonic tremors. so from that standpoint you are correct. and the drill was at #9. LA O1 is the seismograph that's been down all day.
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