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Dispatched to Houston by President Barack Obama to deal with the crisis, Chu said Wednesday that five “extraordinarily intelligent” scientists from around the country will help BP and industry experts think of back-up plans to cut off oil from the well, leaking 5,000 feet (1,500 meters) below sea-level.
Members of the Chu team are credited with accomplishments including designing the first hydrogen bomb, inventing techniques for mining on Mars and finding a way to precisely position biomedical needles.
Their exact activities are cloaked in secrecy. “We saw some confidential and proprietary information,” said one scientist on the team, Jonathan I. Katz, a physics professor at Washington University in St. Louis.
The team is rounded out by Tom Hunter from Sandia Laboratories, which conducts research for the U.S. Department of Energy’s National Nuclear Security Administration. Hunter has been with Sandia since 1967, and served as president of Sandia Corporation, which manages the lab, since 2005.
Originally posted by MysterE
How about a bunch of dynomite. Just some kind of explosion to dislodge material.
Originally posted by alchemist2012
We are about to see history in the making folks..i proudly introduce the world's first oil contaminated radio-active hurricane...cant wait really i cant
Alot of sarcasm i live in New Orleans so we share a common worry
Originally posted by kinda kurious
Originally posted by alchemist2012
We are about to see history in the making folks..i proudly introduce the world's first oil contaminated radio-active hurricane...cant wait really i cant
Not sure if that is sarcasm, sense of humor failure or simply immaturity.
But I live in Florida and the LAST thing I want is a hurricane, much less a radioactive one.