Gulf of Mexico – Video released by BP shows oil spewing from a yellowish, broken pipe 5,000 feet below the surface. The oil looks like steam rushing from a geyser.
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The video released Wednesday gives a not-yet-seen glimpse of the leaking well a mile underwater. The stream occasionally can be seen becoming lighter as natural gas mixes into the gusher.
Natural gas has been flowing from the well since the beginning. BP’s Doug Suttles says the rate natural gas has been flowing out hasn’t changed in the 21 days since the Deepwater Horizon exploded in the Gulf of Mexico.
Why doesn’t someone go down there and attach a pipe from where it gushes?
The pressure of the oil is to great, plus the water is probally so filthy that it’s impossible to see. It seems to be that a pipe 1 mile long or the depth of the leak needs to be attatched to the leak. I don’t know if that’s possible
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