BobZemco
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Neptune rules oil.
Deepwater Horizon:28N44 88W23.Asc 2 Sag,Mc 10 Virgo.
Yes, and the other to watch is the Moon, which rules all liquids, especially water, but Neptune rules oil specifically.
Neptune rules oil.
Deepwater Horizon:28N44 88W23.Asc 2 Sag,Mc 10 Virgo.
neptune also rules lies -how convenient for goverment
Yes, and the other to watch is the Moon, which rules all liquids, especially water, but Neptune rules oil specifically.
Actually I think a previous poster hit the target, asking where were the regulations/ and where was the safety shut off valves. The Saturn Retrograde points to a lack of adhereing to regulations/rules. They cut corners and did not pay attention to gov regulations. As in Sag rise, they hate rules!! my final answer
Obama said:One place we have already begun to take action is at the agency in charge of regulating drilling and issuing permits, known as the Minerals Management Service. Over the last decade, this agency has become emblematic of a failed philosophy that views all regulation with hostility – a philosophy that says corporations should be allowed to play by their own rules and police themselves. At this agency, industry insiders were put in charge of industry oversight. Oil companies showered regulators with gifts and favors, and were essentially allowed to conduct their own safety inspections and write their own regulations.
but he basically said it was insanity to drill in the deep water because if there were any mishaps it would be impossible to control a blowout at that depth.the wellpipe travels through 5,000m feet of water ,then 22,000 feet of earth to reach the oil.at this depth the pressure is about 100,000 lbs/sq inch.there is no technolgy existant to control such pressure.
which means that bubbles of "vacuum" appear and collapse quickly.the forces generated when the "bubble" collapses can tear apart metal.this is what wears out the vanadium(the strongest metal)propellors of navy ships.the cavitation pits them so badly they have to be replaced.
AAPG International Conference
Barcelona, Spain
September 21-24, 2003
Anatoly N. Dmitrievsky, Oil and Gas Problem Institute, Moscow, Russia
Inna E. Balanyuk, Institute of Oceanology Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow, Russia
Oleg G. Sorokhtin, Institute of Oceanology Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow, Russia
Ludmila Sh. Dongaryan, Institute of Oceanology Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow, Russia
Plates Tectonic Evolution and Formation of Oil and Gas Provinces
Some of the world's largest oil and gas basins such as the Persian Gulf may form by migration of hydrocarbons from Recent and old zones of underthrusting of lithosphere plates (subduction zones). Estimated potential reserves of this basin approach 100 billion tons, that is approximately one-third of the total resources of the world.
Throughout Paleozoic, Mesozoic, and the beginning of Cenozoic era the northeastern edge of the Arabian Peninsula was a passive continental margin of the Atlantic type. Thick bodies of clastic marine sediments accumulated on the continental slope at the foot of this margin. Throughout the Mesozoic, the continental slope of Arabia was situated near an equatorial zone of high biological productivity, which made the concentration of organic matter in the Mesozoic deposits of this region relatively high. But the organic matter and hydrocarbons of these sediments remained dispersed and at that time there were no large accumulations of oil and gas.
With the beginning of closure of the Tethys Ocean the northward drift of the African-Arabian plate led to a gradual convergence of the continental margin of Arabia with the Zagros arc. Hydrocarbons generated in these zones via thermolysis of organic matter locked in sediments overriden by island arcs
that thrust over the passive continental margins. This mechanism of generation and migration of HC is an extremely productive one. It explains enormous productivity of the process of oil and gas formation in subduction zones, compensating for the hydrocarbon losses during their migration into the pericratonic foredeeps.
I wouldn't pay any attention to anything I heard on Coast2Coast. Those people have an agenda and are typically pushing book sales.