SINKHOLE DOOM: Salt Dome Failure has been CONFIRMED! | |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 24425757 United States 09/26/2012 12:10 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | nope, not real. these people are making ALL of this up, just to show you how clever psy-op is. i mean if it were real it would be on the news. GLP'ers are crazy like that. amazing, no? GLPers get it on the fly. and sometimes we're right! in all seriousness, though: at GLP you will get a good rough sketch of what's happening. it's up to each individual, himself, to flesh out the details and comfirm the facts. |
Waterbug User ID: 1295673 United States 09/26/2012 12:15 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | just give everybody a million dollars each for Quoting: Anonymous Coward 24425757 their homes and let the damn salt dome collapse. sheeeesh. and if there's radioactive shit down there the more we can bury it the better. so, after the dome collapses we can just pump in concrete until she tops off. walla Not a great idea... 75.9kb PDF [link to www.lgs.lsu.edu] [snip] The surface of Louisiana is underlain by geologically young sedimentary sequences that were deposited in or adjacent to rivers and deltas in a coastal-plain setting. These deposits and those in other states flanking the Mississippi valley indicate that a major river system corresponding to the Mississippi has persisted at least since the Gulf of Mexico began to form by the separation of North America from South America. In general, the entire suite of fluvial, deltaic, and coastal deposits has advanced farther into the Gulf through time, and continues now to fill it with sediment. Evaporation of the shallow sea that was the early Gulf of Mexico produced thick salt deposits, now deeply buried, from which salt spines intrude the overlying strata and form near-surface domes. Most surface exposures in Louisiana consist of Quaternary (Pleistocene and Holocene) sediment. Holocene deposits, including alluvium of the Mississippi, Red, Ouachita, and other rivers and smaller tributaries, and coastal marsh deposits, occupy about 55% of the surface. The alluvium consists of sandy and gravelly channel deposits mantled by sandy to muddy natural levee deposits, with organic-rich muddy backswamp deposits in between; coastal marsh deposits are chiefly mud and organic matter. Approximately 20% of the state’s surface is occupied by Pleistocene terraces ; the deposits associated with them also consist of sand, gravel, and mud, but underlie raised, flat surfaces with varying degrees of tilt and dissection depending on their relative ages. These surfaces are remnants of pre-existing flood plains, and form both trends along the major rivers in north Louisiana and coast-parallel belts in southern Louisiana. They were raised as the coastal plain tilted in response to downwarping of the crustal floor of the Gulf of Mexico—the result of the deposition of voluminous deltaic sediment ever farther into the Gulf through time. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 24425757 United States 09/26/2012 12:19 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | just give everybody a million dollars each for Quoting: Anonymous Coward 24425757 their homes and let the damn salt dome collapse. sheeeesh. and if there's radioactive shit down there the more we can bury it the better. so, after the dome collapses we can just pump in concrete until she tops off. walla Not a great idea... 75.9kb PDF [link to www.lgs.lsu.edu] [snip] The surface of Louisiana is underlain by geologically young sedimentary sequences that Waterbug, lighten up. this is show-business i'm doing here. (nice info) |
Waterbug User ID: 1295673 United States 09/26/2012 12:19 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | i want to know more about this project to vent all the Quoting: Anonymous Coward 24425757 natural gas in the cavern (and wherever it's coming from?) into the atmosphere. the last time i checked, natural gas is heavier than air. [link to www.truenergy.com.au] [snip] Natural gas is lighter than air, and this fact enhances its safety. Unlike other fuels such as diesel, petrol or LPG, which are heavier than air, should a natural gas leak occur, the gas will readily dissipate into the atmosphere. i stand corrected. after i posted that i had that sinking feeling that i was wrong... i was hoping that no one would notice :) I was wondering the other day so I looked it up.. I didn't know, either. |
DawaSatso User ID: 16213681 United States 09/26/2012 12:20 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Its doing that strange curvy signal again...just a glitch in the machine?? [link to folkworm.ceri.memphis.edu] Quoting: taniatarn those are all extremely small (low energy) tremors. what's noteworthy is that there are any tremors at all. i've seen those charts do all sorts of kakamaimee stuff, but the seismologists know how to interpret it all. big trucks driving near the sensing unit can make the chart dance around (but the big black spikes are definitely very very very small tremors) These are DEF NOT tremors...... this is NOT a tremor.... this is something like a wave, ripple, corrugation, undulation or whatever you wanna name it "technically".... I really hope that there is somebody physically messing with the equipment/machinery as SUCH MOVEMENTS otherwise appears very difficult to explain..... HOWEVER, these "waves/ripples" are not over a short period of seconds, but rather enduring MINUTES instead, so the opinion of somebody actually HANDLING/WORKING with such equipment would be HIGLY appreciated as otherwise we are just speculating Yes speculation drives me nuts too. This is what happens when scientists with answers are not permitted to speak and share what they know without professional and personal consequences. That said, tons of earth are falling off the sides landing deep below, which to my addled mind is common sense this has to register on seisemographs. |
Waterbug User ID: 1295673 United States 09/26/2012 12:20 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: Anonymous Coward 24425757 and if there's radioactive shit down there the more we can bury it the better. so, after the dome collapses we can just pump in concrete until she tops off. walla Not a great idea... 75.9kb PDF [link to www.lgs.lsu.edu] [snip] The surface of Louisiana is underlain by geologically young sedimentary sequences that Waterbug, lighten up. this is show-business i'm doing here. (nice info) |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 5127800 Canada 09/26/2012 12:25 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | well, the helicorder is real time and up to the minute, but it's not showing the collapse there should have been blue ink spilled all over that chart. Its not a few trees and mud sliding into the soup that triggers a seismic shock but if those recordings are caused by the collapse of the cavern it is large chunks of caprock and salt falling to the bottom of the cavern that cause the tremors. |
DawaSatso User ID: 16213681 United States 09/26/2012 12:28 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Calling Gov. Jindal!!!!! where are you???? Notice how the Governor has been very silent and absent during this incident. How is he going to spin this? Quoting: CornDog He's just there for the perks. Otherwise, seek protections from thine own self while corporate hacks are fighting and shoving themselves out the emergency back door. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 23651594 United States 09/26/2012 12:34 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: Anonymous Coward 24425757 well, excuuuuuse me. they look just like all the charts you'll see at Jellystone (tremors and harmonic tremors) Hey, would you mind pointing me to some charts showing this? Not saying they will be different, but if they would be similar then I would guess we could rapidly get some more insight about why these ripples show on THAT particular equipment. Just trying to help here.... The news of 9.00 am today are VERY bad IMO.... wonder when they will allow the chopper to flyover again.... well, i just googled "yellowstone helicorder" and here's the station map for all the recorders. (note: click on the letters, not the red dot) [link to www.quake.utah.edu] TY, just watching some of them although I cannot spot anything similar yet to the ripples recorded...... The enenews/breaking news apparently talks about the 30x50' ALREADY reported earlier (just do the math) ;) and would appear NOT to be a second event You are correct. No second event, just reported on a different site. |
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DawaSatso User ID: 16213681 United States 09/26/2012 12:38 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | And it grow ever larger! Quoting: Anonymous Coward 23651594 9:00AM update: Overnight, there was a 30’ x 50’ slough in on the SE side of the sinkhole great post AC 1594. thanks for digging around and find that kind of good stuff! You are welcome. We must keep our eyes on this. I sure wish someone would tell those people to leave! Tell, told, lied to etc etc., hey. At some point especially after experiences with BP and katrina disasters WE'RE ON OUR OWN. Dig it. So programmed are we people are hesitant to trust their own instincts and just SCRAM if continuing to live is of interest to you. Screw the "authorities" YOU, we are the authority of our own lives. Quit waiting for glorious instructions from on high or die waiting. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 24425757 United States 09/26/2012 12:44 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Texas Brine is weaseling around because their insurance premiums will go up if they pay off the damages. they're making up a pack of lies because they are hoping the government will come in and bail everyone out. well, the U.S. government has already left town, and they don't want any part of this can of worms, and the governor of louisiana is running for cover too. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 24425757 United States 09/26/2012 12:54 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Texas Brine is weaseling around because their insurance premiums will go up if they pay off the damages. they're making up a pack of lies because they are hoping the government will come in and bail everyone out. well, the U.S. government has already left town, and they don't want any part of this can of worms, and the governor of louisiana is running for cover too. what the people of Corne Parish need is a good yankee lawyer. |
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DawaSatso User ID: 16213681 United States 09/26/2012 01:05 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Texas Brine is weaseling around because their insurance premiums will go up if they pay off the damages. they're making up a pack of lies because they are hoping the government will come in and bail everyone out. well, the U.S. government has already left town, and they don't want any part of this can of worms, and the governor of louisiana is running for cover too. what the people of Corne Parish need is a good yankee lawyer. ...who is young enough to carry the case for the 30 years it will take to blink out a few anemic dollars from corpo-rats responsible after 66% of lawsuit beneficiaries are dead. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 24425757 United States 09/26/2012 01:21 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Texas Brine is weaseling around because their insurance premiums will go up if they pay off the damages. they're making up a pack of lies because they are hoping the government will come in and bail everyone out. well, the U.S. government has already left town, and they don't want any part of this can of worms, and the governor of louisiana is running for cover too. what the people of Corne Parish need is a good yankee lawyer. ...who is young enough to carry the case for the 30 years it will take to blink out a few anemic dollars from corpo-rats responsible after 66% of lawsuit beneficiaries are dead. not if you can find a Judge who's ready to kick some ass. |
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