This clip from the live video stream shows volcanic activity evident at BP's Deepwater Horizon oil spill disaster in the Gulf of Mexico. The narrator of the scene says he see flames. But, how can you have flames underwater? It looks more like it could be magma or sulfur. What do you think?
LINKS TO BP's LIVE FEED OF OIL VOLCANO:
Ocean Intervention III:
ROV 1
ROV 2
Viking Poseidon:
ROV 1
ROV 2
Boa Deep C:
ROV 1
ROV 2
Skandi:
ROV 1
ROV 2
Enterprise:
ROV 1
ROV 2
Q4000:
ROV 1
ROV 2
Friday, June 11, 2010
Volcanic Activity At BP's Gulf Of Mexico Oil Spill
Labels:
disaster,
environment,
geology,
gulf oil spill,
nature
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