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psyoptics User ID: 11919225 United States 10/14/2012 01:45 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Read about abiotic oil. If the Texas wells are replenishing, that is good for oil prices (if the public ever knows about it). Quoting: --Voltaic-- But it comes at a price of geological disruptions. Which can be small as an earthquake or large like a massive tectonic shift. A well in the Gulf of Mexico near the Maconda well suddenly refilled from deep below. The theory is really strong and only held back by political agendas. Deep in Earth, Uranium and Thorium along with lots of radiation form oil. Which is why oil refineries must clean the radioactive sludge from their pipes. I'm not gonna post enough to prove it, that would be pages upon pages of research to disseminate. Ask why other planets moons have a shit ton of oil on them! Abiotic oil...there is a poster on here who knows a shit ton about it (know personally) and I need to get him to post here about it. Perhaps this is why Synthia is needed to help prices continue to rise. Matt Simmons!!!!! when he went public about this and the under ground river. the seemingly endless oil. the rupture of the BP well....the soon to be event happening in La.... well he is dead now....down in his hot tub of a heart attack. [link to www.youtube.com] [link to www.youtube.com] [link to www.youtube.com] now check this out....what changed Matt's mind? [link to www.youtube.com] did he learn something????? a good video editor can make anyone say anything the editor wants. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 25549980 United States 10/14/2012 01:47 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | If ya'll look where Beaumont is it's east Texas, and pretty much in Louisiana. This is crazy if it's true. All of Louisiana, and East Texas could either sink, or explode. Lets pray it doesnt. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 23746394 Im just East of Dallas co,Tx in southern Kaufman co,saw some guys checking what looks like a n.gas pipeline with those big Valves on the top yesterday. Its located on HWY 34 going south out of the city of Kaufman about half mile down,in my neighborhood we are surrounded by the lines. Few years back one blew and killed some teens that was out in a pasture not far from my home,a leak was sparked by the truck as they drove over it. Maybe the men were just doing reg. checks? i hope thats what it was. |
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psyoptics User ID: 11919225 United States 10/14/2012 01:54 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | [link to money.howstuffworks.com] read this article... it talks about this country's oil reserves. where they are stored. look at La and all their issues. now this in texas??? a good video editor can make anyone say anything the editor wants. |
Mr. D User ID: 4603964 United States 10/14/2012 02:00 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | If ya'll look where Beaumont is it's east Texas, and pretty much in Louisiana. This is crazy if it's true. All of Louisiana, and East Texas could either sink, or explode. Lets pray it doesnt. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 23746394 Im just East of Dallas co,Tx in southern Kaufman co,saw some guys checking what looks like a n.gas pipeline with those big Valves on the top yesterday. Its located on HWY 34 going south out of the city of Kaufman about half mile down,in my neighborhood we are surrounded by the lines. Few years back one blew and killed some teens that was out in a pasture not far from my home,a leak was sparked by the truck as they drove over it. Maybe the men were just doing reg. checks? i hope thats what it was. Wasn't there a small earthquake in Dallas recently? |
psyoptics User ID: 11919225 United States 10/14/2012 02:03 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | If ya'll look where Beaumont is it's east Texas, and pretty much in Louisiana. This is crazy if it's true. All of Louisiana, and East Texas could either sink, or explode. Lets pray it doesnt. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 23746394 Im just East of Dallas co,Tx in southern Kaufman co,saw some guys checking what looks like a n.gas pipeline with those big Valves on the top yesterday. Its located on HWY 34 going south out of the city of Kaufman about half mile down,in my neighborhood we are surrounded by the lines. Few years back one blew and killed some teens that was out in a pasture not far from my home,a leak was sparked by the truck as they drove over it. Maybe the men were just doing reg. checks? i hope thats what it was. Wasn't there a small earthquake in Dallas recently? folks, this is where our country STORES ALL THE OIL RESERVES! a good video editor can make anyone say anything the editor wants. |
TheDot User ID: 25461061 Spain 10/14/2012 02:09 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | It appears to me that they connected 2 oil/gas layers when they drilled the Macondo well and then sealed it. Now all the ultra hi-pressure gas and oil is heading up the New Madrid fault. It's getting into all the upper oil and gas structures and and aquifers. Quoting: Phillip J. Fry Doomamis Maximus I think so too! A similar accident happened in Germany, when they drilled thru a dry gypsum layer into a pressured water cavern. Gypsum expands when getting wet. The village above the borehole is now slowly breaking apart due to the expansion. [link to translate.google.com] |
psyoptics User ID: 11919225 United States 10/14/2012 02:14 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | It appears to me that they connected 2 oil/gas layers when they drilled the Macondo well and then sealed it. Now all the ultra hi-pressure gas and oil is heading up the New Madrid fault. It's getting into all the upper oil and gas structures and and aquifers. Quoting: Phillip J. Fry Doomamis Maximus I think so too! A similar accident happened in Germany, when they drilled thru a dry gypsum layer into a pressured water cavern. Gypsum expands when getting wet. The village above the borehole is now slowly breaking apart due to the expansion. [link to translate.google.com] only we now have highly pressured methane pushing up crude oil and other nasty explosive hydrocarbons! BOOM! no BIG BA DA BOOM!!!! a good video editor can make anyone say anything the editor wants. |
TheDot User ID: 25461061 Spain 10/14/2012 02:29 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | It appears to me that they connected 2 oil/gas layers when they drilled the Macondo well and then sealed it. Now all the ultra hi-pressure gas and oil is heading up the New Madrid fault. It's getting into all the upper oil and gas structures and and aquifers. Quoting: Phillip J. Fry Doomamis Maximus I think so too! A similar accident happened in Germany, when they drilled thru a dry gypsum layer into a pressured water cavern. Gypsum expands when getting wet. The village above the borehole is now slowly breaking apart due to the expansion. [link to translate.google.com] only we now have highly pressured methane pushing up crude oil and other nasty explosive hydrocarbons! BOOM! no BIG BA DA BOOM!!!! Theres nothing to do about it! That happens when you poke a hole into HELL! Macondo holds 1.500 psi ?! |
Mr. D User ID: 4603964 United States 10/14/2012 02:34 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Op said they were all Natural gas wells, not oil wells. I'd tend to think it has more to do with what is going on in Louisiana instead of the Gulf. That said, only detailed maps of oil and gas fields and their known underground interaction could shed more light on this subject. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 11831752 Japan 10/14/2012 02:50 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | [link to www.nhne.com] I say Out-gassing, and collapse of underground caverns soon. But I\'m a Moran. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 25549980 United States 10/14/2012 03:29 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | If ya'll look where Beaumont is it's east Texas, and pretty much in Louisiana. This is crazy if it's true. All of Louisiana, and East Texas could either sink, or explode. Lets pray it doesnt. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 23746394 Im just East of Dallas co,Tx in southern Kaufman co,saw some guys checking what looks like a n.gas pipeline with those big Valves on the top yesterday. Its located on HWY 34 going south out of the city of Kaufman about half mile down,in my neighborhood we are surrounded by the lines. Few years back one blew and killed some teens that was out in a pasture not far from my home,a leak was sparked by the truck as they drove over it. Maybe the men were just doing reg. checks? i hope thats what it was. Wasn't there a small earthquake in Dallas recently? 3 of um in 24 hours,frack areas for N.Gas/oil |
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dschis1000 User ID: 19590683 United States 10/14/2012 03:37 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | If ya'll look where Beaumont is it's east Texas, and pretty much in Louisiana. This is crazy if it's true. All of Louisiana, and East Texas could either sink, or explode. Lets pray it doesnt. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 23746394 I've gotta feeling that when 0 is reelected, the hand of God, however you want to look at it, is going to be removed from protecting the USA and is going to start spanking the USA for its evils. Watch right after the election for major doom in "natural resources" Those who seek him, particularly those who have always been with him, will fare MUCH better than those who don't. Repent now for the Kingdom of God is here. His ways are just and true. Actually it was 9-11, but you're right getting more. It's my belief either major party candidate has problems in that regard. I would go into it, but Buddy Rohmer was my guy |
brent pops User ID: 17811715 Puerto Rico 10/14/2012 03:37 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Different wells, different set pressures with 'normal' spikes requiring the PRV to relieve pressure. Normal for one or two daily releases per well of 10-15 PSI over well ambient pressure. Average over pressure on all was 30-45 PSI over ambient pressure, and all between 4pm and 6pm yesterday. Some E/I meters have been online for 10 years, none less than 5, never seen this kind of increase or that many going off in that time range. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 18962231 Well, 500 psi in these Haynesville Shale wells would be low pressure. Are you hearing of any blow-outs from these increased pressures? For some of the old vertical wells owners they'll saying Sweet! ha "Putting your hand into a river, you simultaneously touch the last of what is passing and the first of what is coming." Leonardo Da Vinci |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 1405546 United States 10/14/2012 03:57 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Read about abiotic oil. If the Texas wells are replenishing, that is good for oil prices (if the public ever knows about it). Quoting: --Voltaic-- But it comes at a price of geological disruptions. Which can be small as an earthquake or large like a massive tectonic shift. A well in the Gulf of Mexico near the Maconda well suddenly refilled from deep below. The theory is really strong and only held back by political agendas. Deep in Earth, Uranium and Thorium along with lots of radiation form oil. Which is why oil refineries must clean the radioactive sludge from their pipes. I'm not gonna post enough to prove it, that would be pages upon pages of research to disseminate. Ask why other planets moons have a shit ton of oil on them! Maybe they tried to move the oil up. Then the lower pressure in the lower chambers will allow the refill with the new oil. It appears to me that they connected 2 oil/gas layers when they drilled the Macondo well and then sealed it. Now all the ultra hi-pressure gas and oil is heading up the New Madrid fault. It's getting into all the upper oil and gas structures and and aquifers. Quoting: Phillip J. Fry Doomamis Maximus I think so too! A similar accident happened in Germany, when they drilled thru a dry gypsum layer into a pressured water cavern. Gypsum expands when getting wet. The village above the borehole is now slowly breaking apart due to the expansion. [link to translate.google.com] only we now have highly pressured methane pushing up crude oil and other nasty explosive hydrocarbons! BOOM! no BIG BA DA BOOM!!!! Theres nothing to do about it! That happens when you poke a hole into HELL! Macondo holds 1.500 psi ?! Actually, 15,000-45,000 psi Well beyond our technology to hold. What they did is not fixable. That well of oil and methane (40% methane) is rupturing as we speak. It takes time due to the enormous pressures involved, everything is squeezed together tight. But it is coming. When she erupts, the disasters that follow will be beyond biblical. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 1405546 United States 10/14/2012 04:00 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Op said they were all Natural gas wells, not oil wells. I'd tend to think it has more to do with what is going on in Louisiana instead of the Gulf. That said, only detailed maps of oil and gas fields and their known underground interaction could shed more light on this subject. Quoting: Mr. D 4603964 Due to the extreme depths of the gulf rupture, a larger region then you may think is effected by this. Plus the dynamic weight of water will help push the pressure releases towards the coast, less resistance. |
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dschis1000 User ID: 19590683 United States 10/14/2012 07:12 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Read about abiotic oil. If the Texas wells are replenishing, that is good for oil prices (if the public ever knows about it). Quoting: --Voltaic-- But it comes at a price of geological disruptions. Which can be small as an earthquake or large like a massive tectonic shift. A well in the Gulf of Mexico near the Maconda well suddenly refilled from deep below. The theory is really strong and only held back by political agendas. Deep in Earth, Uranium and Thorium along with lots of radiation form oil. Which is why oil refineries must clean the radioactive sludge from their pipes. I'm not gonna post enough to prove it, that would be pages upon pages of research to disseminate. Ask why other planets moons have a shit ton of oil on them! Maybe they tried to move the oil up. Then the lower pressure in the lower chambers will allow the refill with the new oil. ... Quoting: TheDot 25461061 I think so too! A similar accident happened in Germany, when they drilled thru a dry gypsum layer into a pressured water cavern. Gypsum expands when getting wet. The village above the borehole is now slowly breaking apart due to the expansion. [link to translate.google.com] only we now have highly pressured methane pushing up crude oil and other nasty explosive hydrocarbons! BOOM! no BIG BA DA BOOM!!!! Theres nothing to do about it! That happens when you poke a hole into HELL! Macondo holds 1.500 psi ?! Actually, 15,000-45,000 psi Well beyond our technology to hold. What they did is not fixable. That well of oil and methane (40% methane) is rupturing as we speak. It takes time due to the enormous pressures involved, everything is squeezed together tight. But it is coming. When she erupts, the disasters that follow will be beyond biblical. Could I trouble you to tell us more? If you can? I mean what's holding down there if at all? |
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dschis1000 User ID: 19590683 United States 10/14/2012 08:14 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | What the hell is this shit? New madrid plates oiled up and ready to start slip slidin away? All this to build a port inside the USA per that video. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 23011194 Fricken madness, I tell you..... Yeah, I was sort of thinking the same thing. Have you see those pics of the 50K barrels or so in that bayou? Something is rotten in Cajun country Last Edited by dschis1000 on 10/14/2012 08:14 PM |
dr.einstein User ID: 25192789 United States 10/14/2012 08:20 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | It appears to me that they connected 2 oil/gas layers when they drilled the Macondo well and then sealed it. Now all the ultra hi-pressure gas and oil is heading up the New Madrid fault. It's getting into all the upper oil and gas structures and and aquifers. Quoting: Phillip J. Fry Doomamis Maximus I think so too! A similar accident happened in Germany, when they drilled thru a dry gypsum layer into a pressured water cavern. Gypsum expands when getting wet. The village above the borehole is now slowly breaking apart due to the expansion. [link to translate.google.com] only we now have highly pressured methane pushing up crude oil and other nasty explosive hydrocarbons! BOOM! no BIG BA DA BOOM!!!! Theres nothing to do about it! That happens when you poke a hole into HELL! Macondo holds 1.500 psi ?! yes. and the only solution to this thing is to let BP and Transocean be allowed to drill 5 or 6 wells into the Macondo Reservoir and draw out all of the oil, which will reduce the pressure and stop the leak. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 25450516 United States 10/14/2012 09:38 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: TheDot 25461061 I think so too! A similar accident happened in Germany, when they drilled thru a dry gypsum layer into a pressured water cavern. Gypsum expands when getting wet. The village above the borehole is now slowly breaking apart due to the expansion. [link to translate.google.com] only we now have highly pressured methane pushing up crude oil and other nasty explosive hydrocarbons! BOOM! no BIG BA DA BOOM!!!! Theres nothing to do about it! That happens when you poke a hole into HELL! Macondo holds 1.500 psi ?! yes. and the only solution to this thing is to let BP and Transocean be allowed to drill 5 or 6 wells into the Macondo Reservoir and draw out all of the oil, which will reduce the pressure and stop the leak. Company man alert, he's spewing his load on every LA thread. Beware the quick fix. I think every one here is a lot smarter than to buy your line... |
ReVbo™ User ID: 25582824 United States 10/14/2012 09:39 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | yes. Quoting: dr.einstein and the only solution to this thing is to let BP and Transocean be allowed to drill 5 or 6 wells into the Macondo Reservoir and draw out all of the oil, which will reduce the pressure and stop the leak. Company man alert, he's spewing his load on every LA thread. Beware the quick fix. I think every one here is a lot smarter than to buy your line... I don't know, man. I mean, you've got a pressure problem, right? Have you got a better idea? John 8:32 And ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free. |