Amazing New Satellite Images Of Gulf Oil Spill

These images were taken May 7th, and 8th, but just came out today.
All the following images come from: www.eosnap.com...

edit to add: I've change the images to thumbs, because they are too large. Click on link for larger image.

The first one is a radar image, which takes out the oil sheen, and shows only the bulk oil. Also, the lights show up and there appears to be a concentration of lights where the Horizon sank.

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Direct Link: www.eosnap.com...

The next image show a visual image. You can see the bulk oil, which oddly enough, is shaped like a hurricane, and then what appears to be sheen to the south of the bulk oil.

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Larger Image
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Direct Link: www.eosnap.com...

Interesting to note, they call the linear clouds "cloud streets". They look like Chemtrails to me. What are they doing out there?

And here's a shot from the space station a couple of days ago that I've already posted in another thread, but worth a repeat. NASA put in the captions.

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[edit on 12-5-2010 by 911stinks]

[edit on 12-5-2010 by 911stinks]

reply to post by 911stinks


don't want to see this thread die, so I'm giving it a kick.

Wow this is truely a terrible disaster. In one of the picture you say it looks like a hurricane. Is it possible that the oil could be whipped up into a hurricane and spread inland?

And the "cloud street" looks like chem-trails to me maybe to block out satellite views?

reply to post by ALOSTSOUL


Well I did read an article yesterday that said a couple good hurricanes might do a lot of good.

Originally posted by ALOSTSOUL

And the "cloud street" looks like chem-trails to me maybe to block out satellite views?

Having said this I don't think there man-made. After looking at pictures from ground level the clouds look far too big to be produce by any aeroplane.

reply to post by Stormdancer777


OK I'll bite, how could a hurricane possible be good?? unless its going out to sea and not inland.

“An underwater image shows oil gushing from the broken riser pipe connected to the well 1,500 metres below the water’s surface.”




[edit on 12-5-2010 by ZombieSlayer]

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Thanks, here's a video of it.

for some reason every picture of the oil spill just looks like a big sand bar to me. maybe i'm looking at it wrong?

reply to post by 911stinks


at 30K gallons an hour, ohhhh yeh this is gonna be a problem...someone have a calculator and want to calculate the millions of barrels into the water since it was broken??

Ohhh most definitely this is going to be the largest Eco accident in our history, and I think there is always a spark that makes for the accident of all accidents and this this sure looks like it could be the that spark .... point of no recovery for the gulf coast.

I suspect no one is making any predictions on the damage this will do to fishing, Eco system, tourist trade along the coast and the assorted financial damages to those relying on those trades.....