Gulf Oil Spill: Methane Gas Concentrations in Gulf of Mexico Quickly Returned to Near-Normal Levels,

Gulf Oil Spill: Methane Gas Concentrations in Gulf of Mexico Quickly Returned to Near-Normal Levels, Surprising Researchers

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ScienceDaily (Jan. 7, 2011) — Calling the results "extremely surprising," researchers from the University of California, Santa Barbara and Texas A&M University report that methane gas concentrations in the Gulf of Mexico have returned to near normal levels only months after a massive release occurred following the Deepwater Horizon oil rig explosion.

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How on earth could natural process sought to it to almost completely return this area to near normal levels of methane?

I heard previously that John Hutchison was working on the "unfinished business" BP hadn't dealt with.

Here is a link and a quote from it....
energetictruth.blogspot.com...

On October 17, we reported that "Famous anti-gravity researcher, John Hutchison, and his associate, Nancy Lazaryan, have come up with a device that emits a combination of audio and radio frequencies that have the effect of clearing waters polluted by oil and dispersant in less than 24 hours, bringing the native life back."

When I fart, it only smells for so long. Within a minute (usually ) the smell isn't noticeable because it's spread out and been diluted by the surrounding gases. It's the same here.

Originally posted by unityemissions
Within a minute (usually

) the smell isn't noticeable because it's spread out and been diluted by the surrounding gases.

But still horrifying!

Originally posted by binomialtheorem

Originally posted by unityemissions
Within a minute (usually

) the smell isn't noticeable because it's spread out and been diluted by the surrounding gases.

But still horrifying!

While still being healthy!!



Do you know the reason everyone enjoys smelling their own farts? It's because of the sulfur in the greasy ones. They lower blood pressure, so it's instinctual to let it out one hole, and in another with enjoyment.

no surprise. Due to the fact that gas including methane is created abiotically in the mantle and escapes up. It should be no surprise that a new batch made its way up when the pressure above reduced.

With corexit about 4 times more toxic than the crude oil that was released, the methane problem is one of the minor ones in this disaster. I did come across another paper on ATS just recently that said 85% of the methane was still present, cannot find it now. My trust is running very thin on this issue with all the media blackout and censorship that has been going on. Very sceptical of anything released by BP, Energy department or other related big business connections.