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Alert raised to ‘Code 3’ at giant Louisiana sinkhole: “Water movement in the sinkhole has been observed” — Bubbles increasing.
The Office of Conservation, in consultation with Assumption Parish Incident Command, is advising the public that the Oxy 3/sinkhole monitoring alert status has been raised to Code 3 – requiring all work inside and around the sinkhole to cease until further notice. Seismic monitoring has detected elevated subsurface activity in the area around the sinkhole and Oxy 3 area indicative of fluid and gas movement below the sinkhole, and water movement in the sinkhole has been observed, along with increased bubbling along the western side of the sinkhole. The seismic activity is limited to the Oxy 3/sinkhole area, showing no indication of impact to the Oxy 1 area. Monitoring is constantly ongoing in the area and Conservation will advise the public of significant changes in subsurface conditions.
Originally posted by qmantoo
It may not be anything relevant here but I found it for the Fukushims thread, but someone said somewhere that the earths crust moves up to tens of metres up and down due to influences of the Moon etc.
If the conditions underground are destabilised, then this movement could just "mix up the magma" and area under the instability. So it could have something to do with the phase of the moon perhaps?
Members Announced For Blue Ribbon Commission On Bayou Corne Safety.
Today, Louisiana Department of Natural Resources Secretary Stephen Chustz, Commissioner of Conservation Jim Welsh and GOSHEP Director Kevin Davis announced that they have finalized the membership of the Blue Ribbon Commission called for last week by Governor Bobby Jindal to provide science-based recommendations for public safety in the Bayou Corne area. Chustz said 13 members have been selected to serve on the Commission.
John Boudreaux, parish director of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness, said the seismic activity was detected around 7 a.m. Friday under the sinkhole and a nearby Texas Brine Co. LLC cavern that failed and is suspected of causing the sinkhole.
Originally posted by Anmarie96
Something is definitely happening - it's on most of the instruments. Take a look
Originally posted by Anmarie96
reply to post by crappiekat
Thank you for the kind words - you made me feel good! But, we are all learning here. And, this monster has all of us scratching our heads.. It's a beast unto itself. -- Take a look now... something is moving.
@ Happykat - I hope you are right - I really hope your right...