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    70 KB Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)11:30 No.1348013  
    Quick question, /new/, just how fucked are we?

    Thousands of barrels of oil a day nonstop for weeks and weeks

    Should I start reading up on survival readiness??
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)11:31 No.1348034
    Yeah, we're pretty much fucked

    I read that for every unit of oil, the well is also excreting several units of methane

    not to mention we got hurricane season now

    oil rain + lightning = fire rain??

    or at least a shit ton of oil thrown inland
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)11:32 No.1348043
    >>1348034
    >>1348013

    samefag and nothing will happen lulz
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)11:32 No.1348048
    dude, this shit happens all the time... stupid hippie environmentalists are just blowing this one out of proportion to cover some gov't shit.... wag the dog
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)11:33 No.1348054
    Bunch of fear mongers. Do you see how big the ocean is compared to this little hiccup? Every time I turn on the news to see black beaches and there's nothing and only a handful of oily birds. How is this a disaster?
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)11:34 No.1348068
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    >>1348043
    >nothing will happenz lulz
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)11:35 No.1348078
    the entire souther ecosystem is fucked, they won't have this capped, AT BEST, for over a month and it's leaking 50-100k barrels a day.
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)11:35 No.1348084
    Are you guys fucking retarded?

    This is it, it's armagedon right in your face and you think it's just hippies being hippies?

    I don't even hear greenpeace crying about this, they're too busy trying to get their carbon credits passed.
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)11:36 No.1348096
    Wasn't the ocean floor somehow damaged so it leaks from multiple points ?
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)11:37 No.1348099
    >>1348084
    Meanwhile in Nigeria...
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)11:37 No.1348109
    >>1348054
    >>1348048

    I...I don't even know what to say....
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)11:38 No.1348117
    >>1348048

    >dude, this shit happens all the time

    hurr durr should be a cinch to fix
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)11:39 No.1348125
    >>1348084
    lol underage americunt thinks this is armageddon

    dude. we be in east and we not care shit. enjoy your oily buttz.
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)11:39 No.1348127
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    America deserves everything it gets.
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)11:39 No.1348128
    the most important point is this:

    they can't stop it!!

    the biosphere is fucked, brothers
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)11:39 No.1348132
    >>1348109

    >Implying that volcanoes don't cause more damage to ecosystems which recover fine
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)11:40 No.1348141
    >>1348096
    It's going to leak from multiple points and the holes will grow larger until the pressure difference between the gashing holes and the ocean floor is zero.

    If the abiotic guys are right, this is an oil migration channel/connected to the Mohorovicic discountinuity and the well will never stop pouring out oil, H2S and other nasties. That pretty much means the end of the world.

    If they're wrong or if it's just a pocket, that's still a billion barrels that are going to keep chugging out over the next decade. This will destroy the ecology of the atlantic ocean, destroy the east coast and change the world as we know it.
    >> Antopathos 06/15/10(Tue)11:41 No.1348144
    >>1348084
    Nobody has seen anything concrete yet - but come hurricane season and a few more months, I bet we will all see and realize it, don't worry. Not necessarily Armageddon, but anyway.
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)11:41 No.1348147
    >>1348132
    trollface. It doesn't contaminate it. That's the difference.
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)11:42 No.1348162
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    >>1348132
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)11:43 No.1348173
    >>1348132
    >>1348132

    >implying volcanoes aren't a natural occurring disaster, and that after of eons, ecosystems have adapted to them, not to mention that volcanoes add some benefit ecosystem, meanwhile an oil leak is a man-made mess with no benefits whatsoever

    fuck, /new should be called /b2/
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)11:43 No.1348174
    This thread is the epitome of full retard.
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)11:44 No.1348178
    >>1348141

    good it's not like people didn't vote for change. We got a black president and soon we'll have a black ocean. We can do it!
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)11:44 No.1348179
    >>1348132

    he is because they don't
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)11:44 No.1348183
    >>1348048
    >>dude, this shit happens all the time

    not of this magnitude nor at this depth in the ocean
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)11:44 No.1348187
    just become a jew
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)11:44 No.1348190
    >>1348173
    >implying there aren't natural oil leaks and that oil is man-made
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)11:45 No.1348191
    >Tens of thousands of barrels of oil a day nonstop for weeks and weeks

    fixed that for you OP
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)11:45 No.1348196
    >>1348191
    >Hundreds of thousands of barrels of oil a day nonstop for weeks and weeks
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)11:46 No.1348201
    >>1348190

    You're fucking stupid. Oil develops well underneath the earth's surface and never has nor has it been met to exist in the proportions that constitute an oil spill.
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)11:46 No.1348206
    >>1348190
    >implying there's ever been an oil leak of this magnitude in the ocean ever before
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)11:48 No.1348218
    >>1348201

    >Oil develops well underneath the earth's surface and never has nor has it been met to exist in the proportions that constitute an oil spill.

    that you or I know of. I'm sure with the shifting tectonic plates this is an occasional occurrence
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)11:48 No.1348219
    Get a bike and a backpack
    learn how to make fire
    learn how to purify water
    learn what's good to eat and what isn't
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)11:49 No.1348223
    Volcanoes are worse than us, so therefore we can completely destroy the environment and say its fine it'll recover in 50,000 years.
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)11:49 No.1348226
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    >>1348201
    >in the proportions that constitute an oil spill.

    lol you dimwit
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)11:49 No.1348232
    IT DONT LOOK DAT BAD ON MAH TEEVEE

    You ignorant fuckers should be shipped there to clean it.
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)11:50 No.1348234
    >>1348217

    Provide a source on this please

    not fox news
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)11:50 No.1348235
    >>1348201

    >> Implying 60%+ of all oil leaked into the oceans each year isn't from natural sources.
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)11:50 No.1348237
    this thread is so stupid......but so fascinating.

    sometimes I get my brain full of fuck when I realize that people with this level of intelligence walk among me when I take the subway
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)11:50 No.1348243
    >>1348235
    so what's your point, that we shouldn't give a shit and just spill as much oil as we please?
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)11:51 No.1348245
    The only thing that upsets me is the huge waste going by. We'll have to look for a better resource soon
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)11:51 No.1348249
    >>1348217
    More than double 40,000 per day, yeah.

    Wait, you're saying 40,000 total? You're fucking retarded.
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)11:52 No.1348259
    >>1348243

    Exactly nature will take care of the mess no need to panic
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)11:53 No.1348267
    >>1348237

    are you implying that we are fine?

    do you not breathe the air?
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)11:55 No.1348285
    >>1348267

    I am implying that there is so much stupidity in this place...
    >>1348190
    >>1348187
    >>1348178
    >>1348132
    >>1348125
    >>1348054
    >>1348048
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)11:55 No.1348288
    >>1348217
    someone reads the headlines and not the articles....

    then posts on /new/ claiming facts....

    boy do I hate retards.
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)11:56 No.1348295
    >>1348259
    Nature takes care of this caliber catastrophe slowly. Humanity will have hard time dealing with it.

    But it will take care of it.
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)11:57 No.1348311
    >>1348013
    only if you live on the gulf coast
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)11:57 No.1348314
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NSmQubagg2o&feature=related
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)11:59 No.1348325
    >>1348234
    Sky News
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)12:00 No.1348338
    >>1348311
    >>1348311

    hey genius, are you aware that the economical damage won't be relegated only to the east coast,? I mean, you like, live, in the FUCKIN UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, you stupid cunt. if a huge section of the economy dies, guess who suffers?

    hint: no, is not only those LOL FLORIDIANS
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)12:01 No.1348346
    >>1348338
    Just seize BP's assets and rename it American Petroleum. Problem solved.
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)12:03 No.1348354
    But guy's you are missing the point entirely. Only good is going to come out of all this. According to Obama the Gulf is going to be better than it was before, So why all the worry?
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)12:04 No.1348371
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    >>1348354
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)12:05 No.1348377
    we're fucked

    teach your children how to survive
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)12:05 No.1348381
    >>1348346
    why would the US want a insolvent company?

    oh wait...
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)12:07 No.1348390
    Okay all you worry warts. You are so insistent that this is an ecological disaster yet you don't provide visual evidence of such. Where are these images of black beaches and millions of oily birds or other wild life?
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)12:11 No.1348417
    >>1348390
    www.google.com

    type bp oil spill
    click images

    browse til sick and tired
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)12:13 No.1348429
    >>1348417

    All I see are lots of the same oily bird from different angles and a few beaches with specks of black. Nothing to write home about. Eh the media is just playing this off for all it's worth for ratings.
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)12:15 No.1348438
    >Oil develops well underneath the earth's surface
    hey "i know better than the accepted theory"
    explain to me:
    1. why there are biomarker molecules in oil and coal
    2.why we find fossilized tree stumps in brown coal
    3.why the coal deposits mostly sit higher up, and oil deposits lower in the crust
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)12:15 No.1348441
    >>1348429

    weak troll bro
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)12:17 No.1348447
    >>1348433
    Read your own fucking link you monkey.
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)12:18 No.1348452
    >>1348433
    Wikishit ignored this:
    http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/world/us_and_americas/article7146713.ece
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)12:20 No.1348466
    Get your head out of the sand you fucks. The Gov and BP are in cover up mode. They have realized for weeks now the ramifications of this incident and are now in the stages of trying to prevent mass panic. The spill is so bad that it is literally impossible to contain, it is going to collapse pockets of earth deep under the sea floor. It is already leaking toxic gasses along with a shit-ton of toxic oil. This is beyond a catastrophe and pockets of the gulf coast and even sections of the inland gulf will have to be relocated. I'm talking millions of people. Multiple industries vital to keeping our economic heads above water will be shut down. This is it, this is the nightmare scenario, the beginning of the end of our way of life.

    If I were all of you, I'd go out and buy essential items in bulk and firearms, because at this time next year, we will be on our own.
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)12:20 No.1348467
    >>1348441

    Are you suggesting that google is censoring the relevant images because I'm looking at all these pages of google images and there's really not much just the same pics over and over again.
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)12:21 No.1348475
    >>1348467
    >>1348429
    This
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)12:21 No.1348476
    >>1348226

    LA BREA IS NOT 100,000+ BARRELS JESUS CHRIST HOW ARE YOU PEOPLE SO FUCKING STUPID?
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)12:22 No.1348479
    >>1348466
    http://motherjones.com/rights-stuff/2010/06/grande-terre-dolphin-towels-bp-cleanup
    on that note...
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)12:23 No.1348487
    >>1348466

    Fuuuuuuuuuuu-

    Any truth to this, I'm freaking out a little now
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)12:24 No.1348498
    Your all idiots, oil is actually good for a lot of sea animals and it escapes from other wells due to earthquakes and undersea eruptions all the time, ever wonder how whales keep there skin so shinny?
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)12:25 No.1348503
    >>1348487

    quick give me your bank account now, and I will convert it into provisions
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)12:26 No.1348510
    >calls everyone idiots
    >says oil is actually good for a lot of sea animals


    sure thing bro
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)12:26 No.1348511
    >>1348498


    That's what I've been saying. nature uses everything to it's advantage.
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)12:26 No.1348512
    >>1348487
    no
    it's a spill, the relief wells will finally stop the shit some moths from now
    the gulf will be fucked for decades, the world is fine
    stop listening to the retarded people that say the world will end, they have never been right so far
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)12:26 No.1348513
    >>1348498

    HURP DURP someone with a 10th grade level education calling me an idiot

    Your statement is so retarded I literally had to read it over 4 times just to make sure my eyes weren't playing tricks on me. GTFO you've embarrassed yourself.
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)12:27 No.1348517
    >>1348498

    And this ladies and gentlemen is a classic troll post.
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)12:28 No.1348529
    >>1348467
    >>1348475
    >>1348429
    You're now aware the local police have been directed by BP to arrest anyone who even has a camera on them. There are metal detectors everywhere.

    BP and the government are completely shutting down information coming out of this. The flow is so bad that you can't even view BP's camera anymore.
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)12:29 No.1348534
    >>1348529
    >local police have been directed by BP

    ok buddy
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)12:30 No.1348544
    >>1348512

    >Claiming 100,000 plus oil barrels a day leaking into the gulf coast + whatever gasses come out with the oil + hurricane season won't = massive world changing disaster.

    I think doomsday criers might actually be on point with this one bro....
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)12:30 No.1348548
    >>1348529
    >the local police
    more like "thugs bp hired"
    but really, thats corporate business as usual
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)12:31 No.1348551
    >>1348529
    >You're now aware the local police have been directed by BP to arrest anyone who even has a camera on them.
    Well honestly, I know you are a troll, but I could almost believe we live in an OCP world.
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)12:32 No.1348561
    >>1348534

    Prove him wrong. I've seen multiple accounts claiming this has been happening.
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)12:32 No.1348567
    >>1348529
    >>1348529
    If they closed of all news access then the whole area must look like complete and utter shit
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)12:33 No.1348576
    >>1348544
    there were larger spills caused by humans (and probably way larger by nature), it's just nobody (or brown people) lived there to suffer the (local) consequences.
    Again, will suck for the gulf coast, rest of the world, not so much
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)12:34 No.1348579
    >The flow is so bad that you can't even view BP's camera anymore.

    Not true.
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)12:34 No.1348581
    >>1348529

    You suggesting no one from 4chan hasn't hacked orbiting satellites?
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)12:34 No.1348584
    My father is on business in the Gulf Coast right now. I called him and implored him not to go anywhere near the oil spill. Shit has me freaking the fuck out.
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)12:35 No.1348591
    >>1348579

    Actually is true
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)12:36 No.1348593
    Personally I think we should take the continued use of dispersants as an act of economic warfare and just go bomb the shit out of England for the lulz.
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)12:37 No.1348602
    >>1348591

    http://www.sanaracreations.fi/rov-feeds/index.html
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)12:37 No.1348605
    > the actual Gulf floor will eventually collapse
    this is the most retarded thing i have read today
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)12:38 No.1348613
    It's a loop
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)12:39 No.1348616
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    MEANWHILE IN SALT LAKE CITY

    http://www.google.com/hostednews/ap/article/ALeqM5jD8YsErqosS1OtHjMRgJrNhdaCvAD9GA3K1G0

    ANOTHER OIL SPILL LOLOLOL
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)12:40 No.1348628
    >>1348602

    Confirmed for loop
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)12:42 No.1348637
    lol confirm by whom?
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)12:42 No.1348639
    Who here actually knows how to build a shelter, find food, purify water, defend oneself??
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)12:42 No.1348641
    >>1348551

    http://www.nytimes.com/2010/06/10/us/10access.html

    Beach access has be revoked on all public beaches in the area, Sheriff on hand to arrest trespassers. FAA refusing media fly overs. Coast Guard enofrcing rule of "no media allowed with politicians on gov't vessels"

    also some guy got arrested for swimming in the oil.
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)12:43 No.1348646
    >>1348639
    there are copypasta guides on /k/, not that this would matter if you live in a city, you are just fucked.
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)12:44 No.1348648
    >>1348641
    beautiful. press blackout on a great catastrophe like this -_________________-
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)12:44 No.1348649
    >>1348011
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    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)12:44 No.1348652
    >>1348641
    all about limiting the photos and perceived impact.
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)12:45 No.1348654
    >>1348641
    >>1348641
    >>swimming in oil

    is that even possible? its not dense as water
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)12:49 No.1348679
    >>1348654
    >implying the oil has replaced all water
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)12:53 No.1348718
    >When the operators of Southern Seaplane in Belle Chasse, La., called the local Coast Guard-Federal Aviation Administration command center for permission to fly over restricted airspace in Gulf of Mexico, they made what they thought was a simple and routine request.
    >A pilot wanted to take a photographer from The Times-Picayune of New Orleans to snap photographs of the oil slicks blackening the water. The response from a BP contractor who answered the phone late last month at the command center was swift and absolute: Permission denied.

    >BP contractor
    >Federal Aviation Administration command center


    wat
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)12:56 No.1348736
    >>1348731
    >BP explodes rig to make money
    >Stock price halves
    i see no problem with this plan
    >> Bomb First !!VHyxhHGSEEo 06/15/10(Tue)12:57 No.1348740
    >>1348054
    >>1348048

    So much derp in this thread.

    http://www.weather.com/outlook/travel/articles/east-coast-oil-beaches_2010-06-07
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)12:57 No.1348742
    >>1348736
    It might not have been a very good plan. Have you seen some of the decisions made by CEOs lately?
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)12:59 No.1348756
    >>1348551
    >>1348548
    >>1348534
    http://www.newsweek.com/2010/05/26/the-missing-oil-spill-photos.html
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    >>1348731
    >I think this was a scam by BP to raise gas prices.
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)13:01 No.1348764
    NUKE IT!
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)13:02 No.1348773
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    >Someone who will get cancer soon
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)13:03 No.1348781
    enjoy your benzine.
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)13:04 No.1348794
    >>1348773
    i came
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)13:05 No.1348802
    >BlackRock Pennsylvania Strategic Municipal Trust
    wat?
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)13:05 No.1348803
    >>1348778
    >BlackRock Pennsylvania Strategic Municipal Trust

    wow you're one stupid tripfag
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)13:06 No.1348810
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    my face when BP apply for bailout
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)13:06 No.1348811
    Revelation 16:3
    The second angel poured out his bowl on the sea, and it turned into blood like that of a dead man, and every living thing in the sea died.
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)13:06 No.1348820
    >>1348795
    It isn't going to be over an BP is going to go bankrupt over this.
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)13:07 No.1348831
    >>1348811
    >implying ocean is red

    It's all black you retard.
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)13:09 No.1348839
    The dispersant that BP is using is actually worse than the oil and while it thins the oil, ironically, it makes the oil deadly at much lower concentrations.
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)13:12 No.1348857
    >>1348831
    the dispersant turns the oil read funny enough
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)13:13 No.1348866
    >>1348811
    BUT WHAT HAPPENED TO THE FIRST YOU IDIOT?
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)13:14 No.1348872
    >>1348857
    Funny enough Revelations is describing a fucking supernatural event and only a complete numbskull would think that this oil-spill, no matter how bad, is the one described in da Babble.
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)13:16 No.1348889
    >>1348857
    >>1348872
    >>1348866
    >>1348831
    >>1348811

    >Implying that doing anything other than shunning Biblical prophecies and ignoring them as mythology is a sensible move.
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)13:17 No.1348897
    >>1348889
    >implying this is biblical prophecy.
    Hey where's that fire and hail coming from the sky and burning all the grass.
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)13:19 No.1348908
    in fairness the Oil washing up on the beaches is property of BP and they have the right to protect their property from beach combing scavengers and over zealous reporters, why you really need to ask is why these so called reporters that are being 'patriotic' are the same reports that write articles about why it's ok for insurgents to kill out soldiers over in iraq, but hey thats the LIEberal media for yah
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)13:20 No.1348917
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7cb-ZJFm5TM

    Ignore the tags on this video, this is showing the dispersant fluids being pumped in.
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)13:20 No.1348921
    it is really fucking bad. environmental disaster, etc. denying that is stupid.
    but how will it affect those of use who don't live on the gulf coast? not at all. not one fucking bit.
    but yeah, it's a terrible thing and people should be punished.
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)13:21 No.1348926
    Let's just fucking nuke this already.
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)13:22 No.1348929
    >>1348908

    Are you fucking kidding me, you cunt? BP raped the Earth for this shit, spilled it in our precious oceans, and you are defending their right to keep people away from it because it's 'their property?'

    Wake up and smell the petrol, you fucking jerk, if you don't know how to take care of yourself after the defecation hits the oscillation, then you deserve the death you will inevitable receive.
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)13:22 No.1348933
    >>1348921
    >>1348921
    its killing the fucking ocean
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)13:23 No.1348942
    >>1348921
    Think in 3-D terms. What about the economy? Global economy at the moment is already unstable (and barely recovering); this can only make it worse.
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)13:25 No.1348949
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YJrvbjmRzMM

    BP is going to be fined $1000 per barrel of oil spilled into the ocean.

    It's quite clearly 100,000 barrels per day, which means $100m per day. Lets say this rate began in june. BP will have pay $6b by the beginning of august. $8b including the previous period at a lower rate. ~$10b by the time the relief well fails.

    If you guys think the relief well will fail, it is time to short BP. I feel like such scum thinking about money when the world is about to end as we know it...
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)13:26 No.1348955
    So gentlemen, how the hell is this going to get resolved?
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)13:26 No.1348956
    http://www.ifitwasmyhome.com/#x=-88.389722&y=28.738889&z=7

    If you live in the south eastern part of the US you should probably move. No way this place is going to be healthy area to live for the next decade or so.
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)13:26 No.1348961
    >>1348908
    cool troll bro
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)13:26 No.1348963
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    >>1348929
    >after the defecation hits the oscillation
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)13:27 No.1348965
    You are now aware Mohammad Mossedeq was overthrown and replaced by the Shah because he wouldn't hand over his oil for pennies to BP
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)13:27 No.1348971
    >>1348955
    government regulation will fix it.
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)13:27 No.1348973
    >>1348955
    its not

    lots of money, LOTS of time

    off limits zone
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)13:28 No.1348976
    >>1348929

    I love this post
    >> OP !xTbfEU4TEM 06/15/10(Tue)13:28 No.1348979
    >>1348013
    Does survival readiness teach you how to clean up oil off the ocean's surface?
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)13:30 No.1348993
    >>1348979
    tar balls for fuel and weapons as a survival item
    >> OP !xTbfEU4TEM 06/15/10(Tue)13:30 No.1348994
    >>1348971
    More like if government regulations were enforced, it would have been prevented.
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)13:31 No.1348998
    Remember tourism and the fishing industry Gulf coasters? It's best you forget.
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)13:31 No.1349006
    >>1348955
    Don't worry, the climate tax will fix everything.
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)13:31 No.1349010
    >>1348933
    uh, no it's not. do you have any idea how big the ocean is?
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)13:36 No.1349060
    >>1349010

    YOU ARE A FUCKING CUNT

    Do you realize how the ocean currents work? Do you realize how little oil is needed to kill an organism? You do understand that if the ocean is compromised, we all die.
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)13:36 No.1349061
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    >>1349010
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)13:36 No.1349068
    >>1349010
    >>1349010
    do you have any idea how big the spill is? , its already spreading in the atlantic
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)13:40 No.1349108
    >>1348591
    http://www.bp.com/liveassets/bp_internet/globalbp/globalbp_uk_english/homepage/STAGING/local_assets/
    bp_homepage/html/rov_stream.html
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)13:40 No.1349114
    >>1349060
    >implying oil in the ocean will have any effect on growing crops
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)13:40 No.1349122
    >>1349010

    Please rid yourself of this world and stop breathing precious air better used elsewhere.
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)13:42 No.1349142
    >>1349114
    actually there's already been a disruption to crops due to the spill...
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)13:44 No.1349157
    our lord god jesus will provide for those that take him into their heart.

    therefore I can trash this eartly world all I want cause our lord god jesus will perform the rapture soon enough.

    burn in hell liberal, pedophile faggot socialist, atheists


    haha.jepg
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)13:44 No.1349161
    >>1349114
    >>1349114
    >>1349114
    >>1349114
    >>1349114
    >>1349114
    >>1349114

    The oil spill cannot be stopped.

    Oil is less dense than water, so eventually the oil will end up floating on top of the ocean.

    Oil absorbs five times the amount of ultra-violet radiation than water. This will cause massive world-wide cooling.

    This will drastically affect global agriculture.

    Fuck, you're stupid.
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)13:45 No.1349162
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    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)13:46 No.1349174
    >>1349108
    It's back up but you can't see shit
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)13:46 No.1349176
    relief wells will eventually let the oil be capped. it's gonna take about a year, just like the great oil leak of 1979. that took like 9 months to cap.
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)13:47 No.1349186
    >>1349161
    oh fuck a new ice age that's just great
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)13:48 No.1349189
    >>1349161
    i don't think you understand what "absorption" is
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)13:49 No.1349203
    >>1349189

    Enlighten me, faggot
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)13:49 No.1349205
    So, what's the solution?
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)13:49 No.1349212
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uF6UMaOPB3o
    >> OP !xTbfEU4TEM 06/15/10(Tue)13:50 No.1349215
    >>1349203
    If the oil absorbs the ultraviolet, that means the average internal energy of the oil increases, raising its temperature. That would heat up the earth.
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)13:50 No.1349217
    >>1349205

    There is none
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)13:51 No.1349221
    >>1349203
    if more light is absorbed, it emans more light will give of energy into the water (or oil), therefore it will actually get warmer
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)13:51 No.1349225
    >>1349215
    >>1349221
    Dingo
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)13:52 No.1349232
    >>1349203

    gb2 /sci/
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)13:53 No.1349236
    >>1349205
    For starters, execute all BP executive staff and sieze all of their assets.
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)13:53 No.1349238
    >>1349217

    So the beaches will forever be that way, a shame.
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)13:53 No.1349242
    >>1349205
    solution:
    1. shut down wasteful spending such as feeding/welfare/niggar breeding programs,

    2. need less money

    3. no need to exploit hard-to-reach resources
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)13:54 No.1349246
    >>1348921
    >>1348921
    >>1348921
    >implying a complete rape of the oceanic ecosystem and destroying the economy won't affect everyone

    seriously the Eco system is fragil and this could set off huge chain reactions consequences ranging form mild to disastrous... this could even affect Canada (birds migrating south stop off for food and shit there will die, causing a change in there ecosystems etc.)
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)13:54 No.1349248
    >>1349221
    >>1349215
    I lol'ed that you guys actually think it would.

    Two more people who don't understand convection.
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)13:54 No.1349253
    so far the leak has released about 65,000 m^3 of oil
    thats a cube with a side length of 40m
    that's really not that much
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)13:55 No.1349260
    So long as the American south blows up everything's fine.
    Though /new/ will be a little empty :(
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)13:55 No.1349262
    >>1349248
    >i spouted bullshit and people noticed, better call them idiots
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)13:56 No.1349271
    >>1349248
    >who don't understand convection
    explain or shut up
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)14:00 No.1349300
    >>1349253
    70,000 a day * 60 days -> 667 746.639 m^3

    Lrn2Math
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)14:00 No.1349307
    im ok with this as long as BP pay the fines
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)14:01 No.1349313
    The federal government should have used force to stop the Corexit use.
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)14:01 No.1349317
    >>1349253
    >>1349253
    >>1349300
    >>1349300
    >implying you know how much oil is actually being released every day
    >also implying its under 100,000
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)14:02 No.1349324
    >>1349300
    >1 barrel = 1 m^3
    holy shit are you stupid
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)14:03 No.1349332
    >>1349317
    100,000 m^3 is a cube of 46m
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)14:11 No.1349417
    >>1349271
    Convection is when heat or mass is transferred by the motion of matter due to temperature or concentration gradients. What
    >>1349248
    is suggesting is that when the energy is absorbed by the oil or the oil its self will convect to areas of lower temperature or areas of lower concentration of oil.
    Some one said something about cooling and warming, but it will mean more warming if oil does absorb more radiation and no convection will prevent it since the total energy of the system will increase. Even when the energy coming in increases the energy going out there will still be warming since it is gradients in temperature what fuel the transport of that energy.

    With love,
    /sci/
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)14:12 No.1349426
    >>1349162
    >>1349162
    lol i just imagined BP using the powder toy as a tool for planing this shit
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)14:12 No.1349437
    >>1349332
    >>1349332
    yea and if it was jsut a random cube floating in the ocean it wouldn't be as much fo a problem... the problem is it is spreading throughout the ocean mixed with chemicals that make it extremely deadly to smaller oceanic wildlife even in tiny doses
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)14:16 No.1349473
    fuck all you guys. plankton thrives on oil and just goes fucking wild on dispersant.
    GULF OF MEXICO STRONG
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)14:18 No.1349490
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    >>1349426
    >>1349426
    this will not end well
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)14:21 No.1349524
    >>1349324
    >>1349324
    >>1349324
    >>1349324
    >>1349324
    >>1349324
    >>1349324
    Most retarded poster on 4chan.

    LRN2MATH FAGGOT
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)14:26 No.1349583
    >>1349417
    Blackbody radiation called

    It wants your /sci/ degree back.
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)14:36 No.1349680
    >>1349583
    You have to consider the sum of all effects and for that to be resolved you need calculation. You are saying that black body radiation emits more net energy than it diffuses into the environment. This can be resolved if we make a model, oh wait, you probably don't believe in those either.
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)14:36 No.1349684
    >>1349417
    >total energy of the system will increase. Even when the energy coming in increases the energy going out there will still be warming

    /lit/ called, it wants to give you English lessons.

    Also you're wrong since the oceans won't warm (convection will carry away excess heat). Total energy of system is hard to relate to surface temperatures since there is no currently working model relating that to global temperature. (see climate debate)
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)14:38 No.1349695
    >>1349680
    I don't really "believe" in anything, wait, you do? Damn dude, I'm going to have to take another /sci/ degree off you. /k/ is there, you'll fit in with all the other religious nutbugs who have many beliefs too.

    Also >>1349684
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)14:39 No.1349713
    SHINEY GULF OF MEXICO IS BEST GULF OF MEXICO
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)14:46 No.1349788
    >>1349713
    >>1349713
    I lol'd
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)14:51 No.1349852
    >>1349684
    Excess heat does not leave the planet, all you have shown is that there might be a large enough cold sink,possibly the ocean depths, so that surface temperatures experience little to no effect for the time being, said heat sing will not last forever, taking the whole earth as a system.

    >>1349695
    Objection on using the word "belief" noted. Still, you do not propose an method by which to determine how to determine the risks. By not proposing any mechanism by which something does or does not happen you are doing like the creationists that believe that by "disproving evolution" it proves their position by merely casting doubt.
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)14:52 No.1349854
    BREAKING NEWS!

    Syphoning of oil from leak has had to be stopped after the boat conducting the operation has caught fire. First reports say it could have been a lightning strike. God hates the Gulf.
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)14:53 No.1349864
    >>1349852
    >Excess heat does not leave the planet
    I lol'ed. "Excess" there is the key word, what you've just stated is a tautology.

    In fact, the incoming "heat" (radiative) has not changed at all. Fix up this sentence and repost your reply and I might read it. You've lost a lot of credibility.
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)14:55 No.1349889
    Well, you were going to become a third world nation because of corrupt politicians and businesses anyway.

    This just speed up the process when no one wants to buy your shitty sea food. Enjoy making toys for China Americunts, looks like the Marxist won after all.
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)14:56 No.1349908
    so, van you explain to me again how the surface of the ocean getting warmer (ie the oil) will make the planet colder
    i'm intrigued
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)15:01 No.1349957
    >>1349852
    >you are doing like the creationists that believe that by "disproving evolution" it proves their position by merely casting doubt.
    >you are doing like

    OK I'm being too harsh on you, obviously you're not a native English speaker. Look, the idea in science is you need to prove all assertions in a set of accepted presumptions before proposing a hypothesis. If your hypothesis breaks any of these presumptions, you need to state it, so that this is debated too.

    The problem with the creationist pushers/evolution pushers is that they're so indoctrinated that they can't be self-critical enough to admit flaws in both their models. To be honest, you can't really call the creationist's crap a model (it makes no predictions, for example), whereas evolution makes testable predictions. But, there are definitely flaws in the current popular model of evolution, which is why plenty of other models have been proposed. Lets get away from this though, this isn't the right thread.
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)15:02 No.1349968
    >>1349908
    It'll neither get warmed nor colder, this is the LEAST of our concerns.
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)15:03 No.1349980
    >>1349864
    "Excess" is not my word it was
    >>1349684
    So I an not excusing myself for him.
    I am saying is that when you change the material composition of the surface of the planet the energy accumulated in the planet changes when compared to the older state since the net heat transfer effects: conduction, convection, and radiation all change. To know if there is heating or not in the surface requires a model. How do we resolve this problem of finding a suitable model for testing all hypotheses?
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)15:10 No.1350060
    >>1349957
    I know how is it that assumptions are posited in science and the like, but I also know that doubt is always present in science, it is induction after all, and that this "doubt" is a rhetorical too to push what ever you want. I know I may be wrong about climate change, but for me to at least jump to the "I am undecided camp" I need a model so that I can justify. There are two types of error in statistics after all.
    >> Anonymous 06/15/10(Tue)15:25 No.1350228
    >>1349980
    >>1350060
    Have I failed in something so bad that I have been abandoned?
    >> OP !xTbfEU4TEM 06/15/10(Tue)15:41 No.1350360
    >>1349248
    >>1349248
    It doesn't really matter what's doing the absorption, all that matters is that less energy is able to escape out into space, and a black substance that absorbs a bunch of light instead of reflecting it, will do exactly that. It will raise temperatures if it has a high absorption rate, and cool if it has a high reflectivity, this is not rocket science and even you should realize this.



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