Is Flash Earth Blacked Out So NASA Can Hide Oil Spill Size?

Finding current satellite images of the oil spill is like pulling teeth.

For a while, I was tracking it on Flash Earth, which has new NASA images
uploaded everyday.

Last image was 3 days ago.

[atsimg]http://files.abovetopsecret.com/images/member/be1f4213bea0.jpg[/atsimg]

You can see that there is no visible oil spill, except for in a little sliver.

Now, Flash Earth isn't working. Images won't load for me.

Can anyone veryify that it is not working for them? Here's a link
www.flashearth.com...

If not, I would suggest NASA is in on the coverup.

[edit on 30-5-2010 by OurskiesRpoisoned]

This is the image from around May 17th, so as you can see, Flash Earth was a good place to follow satellite images of the oil spill. Until now.

[atsimg]http://files.abovetopsecret.com/images/member/3d1e3fdf8359.jpg[/atsimg]

got quite a ways to go- to put a oil cap on all the oceans -
18 months to go if that is what they are doing ...

[edit on 30-5-2010 by Anti-Evil]

reply to post by Anti-Evil


Did you check to see if Flash Earth is working for you?

It's not working for me, but I've never even heard of it before so I have nothing to compare it to.

They might be getting too much traffic seeing as they were such a good source for gulf images...

No, Flash Earth - let me check it out.... I just call it like I see it....

its working - but too dark to see anything - not sure how to resolve
it - you can use it but you cant see anything almost.


[edit on 30-5-2010 by Anti-Evil]

Originally posted by alaskan
It's not working for me, but I've never even heard of it before so I have nothing to compare it to.

They might be getting too much traffic seeing as they were such a good source for gulf images...

Thanks for checking. Thought it may just be a glitch on my end.

Both images I have posted in this thread are taken by me, using Windows 7 snippet tool.

The fact that there is no oil spill being shown, proves that NASA is manipulating the images.

The images come directly from JPL (NASA Jet Propulsion Lab) in the Glendale, CA area. They are updated daily.

You see, our government is in on the whole thing, just like 9-11. This oil spill is no accident.

I'm just getting a blank page in the program.

It won't load any images.

That's a bit strange. When did this start? Could it be scheduled maintenance perhaps?

Anybody try Google Earth? I wonder how often it's updated with new photos...

~Keeper

Why would NASA want to hide the oil spill that BP is responsible for?

Originally posted by Freeborn
Why would NASA want to hide the oil spill that BP is responsible for?

Thats easy, the slimebag, communist,lying Obama administration is in BP's back pocket.

They are trying to hide the extent of the spill and its exact size.

We have a right to know, there is NOTHING about that spill that should be hidden from the American people.

The secrecy must stop!!

Well,I have no idea why anyone would believe that a government agency would conspire to keep the truth from us.

We all know that this administration and the beloved leader that a majority of the idiot citizens elected has always stated that they will be transparent.

That is what we have all found out.

When it comes to this administration that must mean not being seen.

Of course they are keeping the images from us idiots.

I suppose you believe the USGS is telling us all the truth about what they know about earthquake activity too?

They all manipulate the data and the truth.

We are all ignorant fools being lead by juvenile incompetent idiots.

Sorry for the rant,I did look at the link and it just seems to me that with the hurricane activity they are not getting clear photos.

They can not see through clouds,so that maybe why.

It is loading at least for me.

[edit on 30-5-2010 by Oneolddude]

It's not difficult to find the latest high res images if you look....

rapidfire.sci.gsfc.nasa.gov...

And just because some webapp has not been updated or has a high level of demand does not mean the authorities are hiding this easily available information.

Edit to add:

You might find today's (30th May) map useful too:

www.deepwaterhorizonresponse.com...

Plenty of info here:

www.deepwaterhorizonresponse.com...

[edit on 30/5/2010 by Iwasas]