July 13, 2010

from PreventDisease Website

 

 


We now know the disaster unfolding in the Gulf of Mexico could very well reach biblical proportions.

 

The millions of gallons of oil and other chemicals released have already decimated life and guaranteed years of polluted waters. Now BP is readying a "super weapon" supposedly to avert an escalating Gulf nightmare.

The giant oil company is now quietly preparing to test a small nuclear device in a frenzied rush against time to quell a cascading catastrophe.

 

If successful they will have the capability to detonate a controlled fusion generated pulse.
 

 


Methane Still a Big Problem

Reports still indicate that methane hydrate is flooding the Gulf waters at a rate one million times more than normal, and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) research vessel, Thomas Jefferson has reported spotting new fissures.

Many geologists concur:

"The consequences of a methane-driven oceanic eruption for marine and terrestrial life are likely to be catastrophic. Figuratively speaking, the erupting region "boils over," ejecting a large amount of methane and other gases (e.g., CO2, H2S) into the atmosphere, and flooding large areas of land.

 

Whereas pure methane is lighter than air, methane loaded with water droplets is much heavier, and thus spreads over the land, mixing with air in the process (and losing water as rain).

 

The air-methane mixture is explosive at methane concentrations between 5% and 15%; as such mixtures form in different locations near the ground and are ignited by lightning, explosions and conflagrations destroy most of the terrestrial life, and also produce great amounts of smoke and of carbon dioxide..."

 

 

 

The warning signs of an impending planetary catastrophe - of such great magnitude that the human mind has difficulty grasping it - would be the appearance of large fissures or rifts splitting open the ocean floor, a rise in the elevation of the seabed, and the massive venting of methane and other gases into the surrounding water.

Such occurrences can lead to the rupture of the methane bubble containment - it can then permit the methane to breach the subterranean depths and undergo an explosive decompression as it catapults into the Gulf waters.
 

 


Create A High Risk, High Energy Explosion To Fix The Problem?

Would you ever sent a very small child to clean up their own mess? Well that's exactly what the Obama administration has done by allowing BP to operate as the clean-up crew for our precious waters in the Gulf of Mexico.

 

Every single effort by BP to stop the monstrous leak has resulted in failure. The latest plan being developed are what some insiders are saying could be catastrophe in the making which may culminate with a world-killing mass extinction event that modern civilization could not survive.

 

At a super-secret security base-CFB Suffield-located in southern Alberta, Canada, area reports indicate that high level engineers, physicists and military scientists are feverishly working to complete an 'explosively pumped flux compression generator' (EPFCG).

According to published scientific papers an EPFCG generator can be powered by a very small, controlled fusion explosion - in other words, a tiny nuclear bomb.

Why the UK based BP has set up operations at CFB-Suffield is obvious:

The company already runs three oil rigs on the base, have worked with Canada’s chemical and biological efforts on and off for almost 40 years, and have strong ties to the Commonwealth’s infrastructure.

The EPFCG device can only be used once and generates a high power electromagnetic pulse.

 

It achieves this by using a powerful explosive, preferably nuclear. Advanced, nuclear driven EPFCGs can instantaneously create up to billions of amperes and hundreds of terawatts. Such raw power exceeds lighting bolts by huge orders of magnitude. The resulting electromagnetic pulse is in effect an electromagnetic shock wave.

Vladimir Salmanov, an engineer who worked with the Russian military stated,

"in the early 80s experiments in submersion showed that the use of EPFCGs could produce enough force to send shockwaves that could travel more than 50 miles in just seconds."

Due to the nature of by-products produced, the wastewater needed to be treated to remove its toxicity.

The pulse can be shaped and directed and used to knock out electronics-or more importantly in this case - to fuse virtually any material - including crumbling rock strata deep under the sea. The fantastically energized pulse can also compress objects to very high pressures and densities.

According to engineers familiar with the technology, the devices can generate plasma arcs of highly ionized gas creating fields hotter than 15,000 degrees Celsius (3 times hotter than the surface of the sun) that can melt and fuse materials in nanoseconds.

Plasma arcs have a very high destruction efficiency and concerns have been raised regarding the reliability of plasma torch technology.

A special security force manned by members of AEGIS, a UK based paramilitary security corporation similar to the old US Blackwater Security company, is reported to have cordoned off the base. The security lid has clamped down hard while the engineers and scientists work with the nuclear materials.

BP’s secret Omega Plan kicked off in earnest on July 7th, 2010.

 

According to sources on the base the British Geological Survey (BGS), the United States Geological Survey (USGS), BP and Halliburton have set up a test site at one of the drill rigs.

While the plan would admittedly only be executed if a worst case scenario seemed imminent, some geo-chemists have expressed concerns that detonating an EPFCG in the Gulf might ignite the methane.

If the methane bubble - a bubble that could be as big as 20 miles wide - erupts with explosive force from the seabed into the Gulf, every ship, drilling rig and structure within the region of the bubble will immediately sink. All the workers, engineers, Coast Guard personnel and marine biologists participating in the salvage operation will die instantly.

Next, the ocean bottom will collapse, instantaneously displacing up to a trillion cubic feet of water or more and creating a towering supersonic tsunami annihilating everything along the coast and well inland. Like a thermonuclear blast, a high pressure atmospheric wave could precede the tidal wave flattening everything in its path before the water arrives.

Any life remaining would be exposed to the chemical cocktail of poisonous gases, cancer causing agents and residues that are now currently creating dead zones in the Gulf.

Many optimistic toxicologists, marine biologists and geologists insist that this could not possibly result in a global extinction event which may very well be true, as the earth will heal in due time.

 

However, there is an extremely high probability that all life in and around the Gulf Coast and up to several hundred miles away will likely suffer fatal or severe health consequences in the months to come should a nuclear explosion materialize in the Gulf.

 

 

 

 



Why You Need To Know What Methane Hydrate Is

by Liz Bentley

June 22, 2010

from PreventDisease Website

 

Liz Bentley is a graduate in geology, professional photographer and freelance journalist with an acute insight into fossil records and climatology.

 


Originally thought to occur only in the outer regions of the Solar System where temperatures are low and water ice is common, a significant amount of methane hydrate is deposited under sediments on the ocean floors of Earth.

 

The BP Gulf disaster could unlock millions of cubic feet of this gas which could potentially have devastating consequences for the entire planet.


At the ocean floor lies a sleeping monster, one that millions of years ago devastated the Earth, causing a mass-extinction, and today is slowly being released again. It is silent, invisible and deadly, and contains double the energy of the entire world's fossil fuels combined. It is the frozen methane reserves at the bottom of the sea; capable of causing massive rises in global temperatures and igniting the atmosphere.

Methane is an extremely flammable and explosive gas. At the bottom of the ocean it is found in the form of 'methane hydrate', when the particles are locked in a lattice with water. When this melts, it releases methane gas with 160 times this volume.

 

Methane hydrate is found deep in the oceans, usually more than 1000 feet deep and abundant at the levels drilled at the BP Gulf disaster site. It is estimated that there is more than 200,000 trillion cubic feet of this gas at the bottom of the ocean; 80,000 times conventional natural gas reserves.

55 million years ago, 20% of the world's frozen methane reserves melted. This sparked cataclysmic changes in the atmosphere: global temperatures rose by 13 degrees Fahrenheit, melting the ice caps and forcing many species to extinction. 80% of all deep-sea creatures became extinct, and there were severe consequences for land animals.

Could the same be happening today?

 

A very high concentration of what is being leaked from the BP site is likely methane gas. If it were only crude oil, you would primarily see a black viscous liquid (like tar) seeping from the well. If you look closely at the video, this is not the case. In fact, although millions of liters of crude oil have escaped from the drill head, they pale in comparison to the amount of methane and other compounds that are being released.

 

This is the sleeping dragon, not the crude oil.

 

 

 

 

 


Methane is 20 times more powerful a gas at raising global temperatures than carbon dioxide, so a release of a vast quantity of gas would cause huge temperature rises around the world.

 

If temperatures rose by the 13 degrees Fahrenheit they did during the last release, ice caps would start to melt flooding large areas of the Earth.

 

They wanted man to influence global warming?  Well BP may have single handedly accomplished it.

 

Worse, the gas could be ignited by lightning, leaving huge fires over areas of land, with coastal areas at especially great risk of destruction. Many cities that escaped the rising sea levels would not be spared the fire.

What BP really appears to have accomplished is drilling into a high pressure under water volcano. This is not something that can be capped or stopped with any means or technology that is currently available. The amount of pressure would be so high that only an act of God could stop it. It will simply spew until the pressure decreases or until ignited by some type of explosion.

 

Judging from the political antics, the latter seems more plausible.

If an explosion does occur, it will likely be so dramatic that it will displace a large portion of the ocean floor causing a potentially devastating tsunami that could affect the entire coastal region.

A word of advice to those residents living 200 km from the Gulf Coast... start heading North now while you still have the chance.