The well is collapsing NOW

I'm looking at the Live feed NOW and it's collapsing.

It just popped, jumped and it tilted.

It's just minutes or hours until it collapses...

HURRY...look at the LIVE FEED

www.sanaracreations.fi...

Edit: What happened was that the top moved all of a sudden and the oil flow went crazy all over...the Enterprise ROV 1 had to move back a good distance to avoid the oil flow.

Then Enterprise ROV 1 used the arm to straighten it up and the oil flow went back to normal.

The whole thing is now moving sometimes and it is not the camera or the ROV that's moving.

[edit on 26-6-2010 by Snowi]

The ROV just now used it's arm to push it back or something.

Could you tell me what the implications will be if the well actually collapses?

reply to post by Snowi


Everything looks the same to me. Which camera are you watching?

I can't get the cams to come up. It just says "Waiting for video"

Which feed are you watching OP?

Rev

Enterprise ROV 1

www.sanaracreations.fi...

Skandi ROV 2 looks pretty much unchanged, depth same, wellhead/BOP looks the same short of lighting changing a bit.

Originally posted by Snowi
The ROV just now used it's arm to push it back or something.

I seriously doubt that the ROV could push it back if it was collapsing. Again, which specific camera?

LOTS of activity on the Enterprise 1 ROV feed now.

Second line.

i think you were just looking at one of the cameras that was moving. the screen tilted and whatnot for a second or two. the other cameras seem really stable. which picture were you refering to?

it does look kind of ominous down there. honestly though it doesn't really look like that much is even coming out. not that i would know, just sayin.

seems to be a video loop on the rov 1. not sure about the rest.

[edit on 26-6-2010 by IvanObanion]

Originally posted by Snowi

Enterprise ROV 1

www.sanaracreations.fi...

Keep in ind enterprise ROV 1 is floating, isn't on solid ground. If that well collapses(ed) it would most likely black out from sediment being turned up.

I saw the top moving and the oil flow changed direction and then the Enterprise ROV 1 used it arm to push it.

I really thought it where going over.

There is sure alot of action on ROV 1 down there , and it does look like its trying to push the cap down .

At least that is what it looks to me .

IF thats not it and they are doing something else , then for the past few min they were at it a few times again and again with no luck..

Weird. I was watching and Enterprise - ROV 1 was very animated. A few cameras just went down for me. Could be my internet connection. Refreshing.

Edit to add. Refreshed and the cameras are all up.

[edit on 6/26/2010 by madmangunradio]

Originally posted by America?
Could you tell me what the implications will be if the well actually collapses?

It is not if the well collapses it is if the 20 mile diameter perimeter

of the Gulf floor collapses before they do something about it. If these

multiple leaks are not shut down we will have the most unimaginable

dire consequences this Earth has seen since the extinction of the

Dinosaur.

www.google.com...

www.roadrunner-tca.co.uk...

I was channeled to use this information to seal the leaks in the casing

known as a ( Finger Trap Sleeve). This is similar to the Chinese Finger

Trap you played with as a child. You first pile drive a titanium or

reinforced steel casing on the outside of the existing casing that

today has 5 or 6 fractures in the existing well casing. You must have steps or rungs on

the outside of the pipe casing in this design #,+,O and X for the pile driver to grab hold of as it

drives the outer casing over the original casing. Similar to a one pole

ladder for the pile driver has something to grab a hold of to drive it

downward into the Gulf bed. As the outside ladder rungs are ready to hit the

Gulf surface bed they are taken off or cut off to keep the resistance

down from the casing entering beneath the surface over the original

well casing. The top of the outer casing has to be left open at first to

allow the oil to flow into tankers on the surface and to be captured by

skimmers. First problem solved, and now for the 2nd major problem to

restrict the flow of the oil escaping from the now new larger

overlapping casing end opening. You use the giant in length (Finger

Trap Sleeve) and fit it over tightly to the outer casing from the floor of the Gulf to

the opening where the oil is spewing. The pile driver can

not hit the top of the outside casing as it is spewing oil because the

pressure would stop the pile driver from pushing the casing

downward. This is why 2 outside sectional continuous pipes must be

used to pile drive the outer casing into the depths of the Gulf floor.


Remember the micro grooves or threaded outside exposed casing

is where the (Finger Trap Sleeve) holds onto the casing and Lets call

it your first Index finger. Now the 2nd Index finger which is a solid

threaded or long micro grooved ribbed pipe or stiff solid carbon fiber

pipe is inserted downward into the overlapping (Finger Trap Sleeve)

from above. At first you will have tremendous blow by but as the top

solid threaded or grooved pipe is pulled upward it cinches up and

closes off the 20,000 to 100,000 PSI pressure oil leak like a noose.

The (Finger Trap Sleeve) will have to be pushed upward by the

pressure or pulled upward by a crane on a platform or large ship once

lowered in place. This is the reason they want the oil contained 1 mile

down to disperse the oil, toxic gases and compounds from blowing

out 1 mile into the air making it even worse then it is believe it or not.

^Y^


[edit on 27-6-2010 by amari]

Look at Skandi ROV 2 now and you can see it's moving....and it didn't used to move like that.

Originally posted by Snowi

I'm looking at the Live feed NOW and it's collapsing.

It just popped, jumped and it tilted.

It's just minutes or hours until it collapses...

HURRY...look at the LIVE FEED

www.sanaracreations.fi...

I really hate to say this but you may be right, something is happening and everyone needs to get ready there have been many small earthquakes in Arkansas since yesterday

3.3 2010/06/26 23:47:39 35.216 -91.859 0.1 11 km ( 7 mi) NW of Garner, AR
2.7 2010/06/26 19:03:01 35.243 -91.840 0.1 10 km ( 6 mi) W of Searcy, AR
2.0 2010/06/26 18:47:54 35.237 -91.820 1.7 8 km ( 5 mi) W of Searcy, AR
2.2 2010/06/26 17:40:23 35.248 -91.844 0.1 10 km ( 6 mi) W of Searcy, AR
1.5 2010/06/25 14:49:34 35.385 -92.324 6.6 7 km ( 4 mi) N of Guy, AR
1.8 2010/06/25 08:36:46 35.342 -92.210 12.4 4 km ( 3 mi) S of Quitman, AR

Are they going to get larger as this oil keeps leaking or is this fault going to completely rupture? I guess we will find out.

reply to post by Snowi


I'm sorry, I just don't see anything moving on either the Enterprise ROV 1 or the Skandi ROV 2. Maybe it's me.

What I was going to post before I saw you had responded was that what you could have been seeing is the Enterprise ROV 1 trying to attach to the BOP. It just did this and the picture became stable. No moving around at all, at least that I'm seeing.

[edit on 26/6/2010 by Iamonlyhuman]

Originally posted by Snowi

Look at Skandi ROV 2 now and you can see it's moving....and it didn't used to move like that.

Are you talking about the Boa Deep C ROV 2? It is moving but it's just the water pushing the ROV around. You can tell this because the directional indicator at the top of the screen is moving, indicating that it's the ROV that's moving and not the structure it's focused on.