Original detersbb channel Please Read, Share, & Upload To Your Channel. First Americans were told by President Obama, “This was the worst environment disaster in US history.” Now we are told by this same class of master teleprompter readers to believe that the “Worst Environmental Disaster In US History,” has just disappeared? That matter can neither be created nor destroyed, but all the oil can vanish, dissipate, dissolve, & be broken down by microbes, the tide, and warm waters, unlike the Exxon Valdez Oil Spill. We are still expected to believe that the this lighter crude that is a thick goopy gel & tar balls, resembles the light fluffy clouds pouring out of the BOP as seen on the live feeds? The story is now that there has been some 2.15 million gallons of toxic lethal chemical corexit dispersant sprayed and still being injected into the beautiful water of the Gulf of Mexico, but it is safe according to the EPA, Coast Guard, & every other agency that could be charged with crimes against humanity for poisoning the Gulf of Mexico. Dr Riki Ott and Dr Susan Shaw, both marine toxicologists, worked on ground zero during the Exxon Valdez Oil Spill, know that corexit is not safe. They openly state that the toxic nature of these chemical dispersants is so lethal, it literally melts the Central Nervous System (CNS) damages lungs (vapors), and literally destroys entire organ systems, including the blood cells, which Dr Shaw stated were literally turned inside out and excreted in … Video Rating: 0 / 5
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The Engineers of Comedy
You rarely see the words engineering and comedy together in a job résumé. But these stand-up comics found new careers mining old lives in technology. Read more on IEEE Spectrum
Iran says it will make fuel for research reactor
Iran claimed Monday that it will produce fuel for a research reactor that makes medical isotopes within a year, a project likely to add to Western concerns about the country’s nuclear ambitions. Read more on AP via Yahoo! News
Iran says it will make fuel for research reactor
Iran claimed Monday that it will produce fuel for a research reactor that makes medical isotopes within a year, a project likely to add to Western concerns about the country’s nuclear ambitions. Fusion power – Nuclear – Iran – Physics – Fusion Read more on Boston Globe
Question by Rin: How to prove that geothermal power plan does not violate the Second law of thermodynamics?
How to prove geothermal power plant does not violate the second law (especially in mathematic)
I know that it is a close system and it obey the internal energy conservation. But I hardly express it into mathematical to make it a stronger statement. Anyone can help please. Thank You.
Best answer:
Answer by jplrvflyer Without knowing the actual plan, it’s hard to help you.
Basically, to take geothermal energy and use it, then the original system must lose energy. In other words, the Earth (at least locally) becomes slightly cooler.
BP’s Oil Spill Probe Reportedly Faults Its Own Engineers
BP is apparently putting some blame for the Deepwater Horizon oil rig explosion on its own engineers. According to a Bloomberg News report, the oil company’s internal investigation misread a test of the well’s stability on April 20, the day of the disaster. A person familiar with the internal BP report told Bloomberg [...] Read more on NewsInferno
Oil-spill claims offices open doors
SPANISH FORT, Ala. — As the oil spill claims process changed hands Monday from BP PLC to independent claims czar Kenneth Feinberg’s Gulf Coast Claims Facility, some local residents began the arduous task of seeking compensation—again. Read more on BaldwinCountyNow.com
BP talks oil spill claims at Southern Governor’s Conference
HOOVER, AL (WBRC) – The incoming CEO of BP says blowout preventers removed from the deepwater horizon well will be removed Monday. The device then becomes legal evidence in the outgoing investigations of what caused the explosion that created the Gulf oil spill. Read more on WLOX-TV Biloxi
BP to remove cap, replace blowout preventer
The federal government says it will start work Monday to remove the temporary cap keeping oil from gushing out of BP’s blown-out Gulf well so that it can raise a key piece of equipment from the seabed. Blowout preventer – BP – Federal government of the United States – Gulf of Mexico – United States Read more on MSNBC
It’s all relative: You say Einstein is ‘Jewish science,’ I say ‘liberal conspiracy’
BALTIMORE (JTA) — More than a half-century ago, the Nazis dismissed Albert Einstein’s groundbreaking theories as “Jewish science”; in recent years Holocaust revisionists have taken up the anti-Einstein cause. Read more on Cleveland Jewish News
Fission Energy Corp.: Expenditures at Waterbury Lake Double to Million Over Three Years
KELOWNA, BRITISH COLUMBIA– – FISSION ENERGY CORP. is pleased to announce that, further to its press release dated June 30, 2010, the Company and the Korea Waterbury Uranium Limited Partnership have entered into a definitive Limited Partnership Agreement to further the joint exploration and development of the Waterbury Lake Property located in Saskatchewan’s Athabasca Basin . Read more on CCNMatthews via Yahoo! Finance
Fission Energy Corp.: Expenditures at Waterbury Lake Double to Million Over Three Years
KELOWNA, BRITISH COLUMBIA–(Marketwire – 08/24/10) – FISSION ENERGY CORP. (“Fission” or “the Company”) (TSX-V: FIS – News ) is pleased to announce that, further to its press release dated June 30, 2010, the Company and the Korea Waterbury Uranium Limited Partnership have entered into a definitive Limited Partnership Agreement (the “Partnership Agreement”) to further the joint exploration and … Read more on Marketwire via Yahoo! Finance
Fission Energy Corp.: Expenditures at Waterbury Lake Double to Million Over Three Years
Fission & KEPCO Consortium Enter into Definitive Limited Partnership Agreement for the Joint Exploration and Development of the Property Read more on Marketwire
New International Study Shows Some Asteroids Live in Own ‘Little Worlds’
New International Study Shows Some Asteroids Live in Own ‘Little Worlds’ Read more on SpaceRef
GEOTHERMAL ENERGY IN ARGENTINA
The Government of the province of Neuquén, Argentina, through its Agency for Investment Promotion and Development (Agencia de Promocion y Desarrollo de Inversiones – ADI-Nqn), has launched a Public Call to Investors interested in developing proposals for the award of an exploration contract to discover and produce endogenous steam in the areas of “MARIA VICTORIA” and “MAITENA” mines in Domuyo … Read more on Renewable Energy World
Cotabato seeks royalty tax subsidy from Energy Dept
KIDAPAWAN CITY – The provincial government of Cotabato has yet to collect from the Energy Department some P33.4 million in royalty tax from the Mount Apo geothermal power plant. Read more on GMA News
Question by The One, the Only Malignant Narcissist: Is it a coincidence that our genius government and BP came up with the Top Kill strategy on Monday after the?
LOST finale where Desmond, Jack, Hurley and Ben did the exact same thing?
Best answer:
Answer by itsamini1 Why not, Obama got his idea to make ammo illegal instead of guns from Chris Rock.
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Pee is for power: Your electrifying excretions
Why let your waste go to waste when it could be powering your mobile phone – or even your car? Read more on New Scientist
Feds to remove temporary cap from Gulf well
NEW ORLEANS (AP) – The federal government said engineers will start work Monday to remove the temporary cap that stopped oil from gushing out of BP’s blown-out Gulf well so that crews can raise a key piece of equipment from the seabed. Retired Coast Guard Adm. Thad Allen, the government’s point man for the spill response, told reporters Friday that engineers must remove the cap so they can raise … Read more on KATC 3 Lafayette
Feds to remove cap from Gulf oil spill well so that blowout preventer can be raised
Retired Coast Guard Adm. Thad Allen, the government’s point man for the spill response, told reporters today that engineers must remove the cap so they can raise the failed blowout preventer. Read more on Mobile Press-Register
Feds to remove temporary cap from Gulf well
New Orleans — The federal government said it will start work Monday to remove the temporary cap that stopped oil from gushing out of BP’s blown-out Gulf well so that engineers can raise a key piece of equipment from the seabed. Read more on Detroit News
Question by shish2kabob: How is the energy is fission created?
I know that because of the extra neutrons in the uranium 235 nucleus is why the nuclear force is weakened and is unstable, so when a neutron bombards it the bond breaks, fission products are produces, with 2 to 3 neutrons, but where does the energy come from? Does the energy come from when the nuclear force is broken?
Best answer:
Answer by Dr. H Philosophically I am opposed to resolving student’s homework assignments for them. Would you expect to become muscular by watching other people lift weights? However, I do understand that sometimes assistance is needed to understand a particular concept.
Your particular question is a simple problem that can be easily resolved with a minimum of effort and time on your part. If you need a little boost to get you started I would recommend doing a brief review on physicstutor. com or a similar website and then commence on this problem with that new understanding.
If you need additional assistance please contact me directly and we can work through the problem step by step together interactively so that you understand the process as well as the answer.
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Govt to remove cap from Gulf well
The US government says it will start work on Monday to remove the temporary cap that stopped oil from gushing out of BP’s blown-out Gulf well. Read more on Brisbane Times
Behind Scenes of Gulf Oil Spill, Acrimony and Stress
New information suggests that the process of killing the failed well was far more stressful and acrimonious than the public knew. Read more on New York Times
Feds to remove temporary cap from Gulf well
The federal government says it will start work Monday to remove the temporary cap keeping oil from gushing out of BP’s… Read more on Deseret News
Iran’s New Reactor: Why We Shouldn’t Worry
by Jeremy Bernstein Sandafayre A 1914 Persian postage stamp with a British overprint, used during Britain’s 1915 occupation of Bushehr, Iran Because of its strategic location on the Persian Gulf, the Iranian city of Bushehr has been an important seaport for centuries. In the eighteenth century, the British East India Company had a trading post at what they called Bushire, and until 1913 the … Read more on New York Review of Books
SAN ONOFRE: Final two generating components float into Oceanside Harbor on Tuesday
A curious package —- two white vessels tipped sideways atop alarge ocean barge —- glided slowly out of the moonlight Tuesday,appearing just off the Oceanside coast as night turned tomorning. Read more on North County Times
Final kill of Gulf oil well on hold as crews fish for drill pipe
Three weeks after BP plugged its crippled Macondo oil well in the Gulf of Mexico with cement and mud from above, crews are “fishing” for pieces of drill pipe that need to be removed from inside the well’s blowout preventer before crews can move on to the “bottom kill” — the permanent fix for the well. Read more on CNN
Expedited oil-spill royalties requested
DAPHNE, Ala. — As coastal residents await word on BP PLC’s ability to move forward with plans for its “static” kill designed to plug the oil well leaking in the Gulf of Mexico since the Deepwater Horizon rig exploded April 20, political pressure to expedite the collection of federal oil and gas-lease revenues has gained traction in Alabama. Read more on BaldwinCountyNow.com
Salvage operation could offer up clues to US oil spill
Efforts this weekend to salvage BP’s blowout preventer could bring to the surface a key piece of evidence in the inquiry into the largest maritime oil spill in history. Read more on AFP via Yahoo! News
Engineers to remove temporary cap from Gulf well
Engineers will soon start the delicate work of detaching the temporary cap that stopped oil from gushing from BP’s blown-out Gulf of Mexico well and the hulking device that failed to prevent the leak — all while trying to avoid more damage to the environment. Read more on AP via Yahoo! News
NEW ORLEANS — BAYOU LA LOUTRE, La.– With oil no longer gushing into the Gulf of Mexico, the process required to keep it that way cleared one more hurdle on Tuesday. Testing of a static kill, involving heavy mud pumped into the well, began in the morning. By the afternoon, the company said the results showed they could begin the procedure in earnest. “The injectivity test was textbook. It went exactly as we would have expected,” said BP Senior Vice President Kent Wells. “We pumped at several different rates: one barrel a minute, two barrels a minute, three barrels a minute, five barrels a minute, seven barrels a minute. We were able to record pressure associated with that and got exactly the information we were looking for.” As the static kill began, efforts to drill the two relief wells were put on hold. Retired US Coast Guard Adm. Thad Allen, the National Incident Commander, said on Tuesday that even if the static kill does its job, the relief wells will still be completed. “There should be no ambiguity about that. I’m the National Incident Commander and that’s the way this will end– it will end with the relief wells being drilled and the annulus and casing being filled with mud and cement being poured,” he said. Those most affected by the spill greeted news of static kill with suspicion. Along Bayou La Loutre in St. Bernard Parish, crabber Roy Campo said his biggest worry revolves around oil which has yet to surface, but may still be at sea. “It’s definitely still a … Video Rating: 0 / 5
