Why Isn’t Space Imagery Used at Lake FUBAR?

April 7, 2016 by flyingcuttlefish

We asked this before about JPL* and Sandia Labs etc. doing so little observation of Lake FUBAR.

We don’t know if the sinkhole is collapsing downward or sideways or both and huge butane caverns are nearby as well as State Highway 70.

Last night PBS aired this show on NOVA about Vikings and finding pre-Columbus settlements using space imagery. The show demonstrates how the imagery can penetrate top levels of the ground to see a certain depth underground at great accuracy, 10 inches(!).
VikingsNOVA

Here is the episode: http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/ancient/vikings-unearthed.html

So why isn’t anyone at LSU or U of Alabama or other science lab utilizing info that is already available to check out Lake FUBAR?? And can’t the parties that caused the sinkhole foot the bill? In the documentary U of Alabama was the place that did all the fancy imagery examination. They aren’t so far away from Bayou Corne.

* earlier JPL report

LINK – http://youtu.be/uGcC1vUjPXI

Short video with still images – Elusive Viking Site Spotted From Space – Newfoundland, Canada

Big Oil Spill in Texas + Weekend News

March 23, 2014 by flyingcuttlefish

Galveston Bay oil spill threatens bird migration

McALLEN, Texas (AP) — Crews were working through the night after a barge carrying nearly a million gallons of especially thick, sticky oil collided with a ship in Galveston Bay, leaking an unknown amount of the fuel into the popular bird habitat as the peak of the migratory shorebird season was approaching. . . .

A barge loaded with marine fuel oil sits partially submerged in the Houston Ship Channel < has photo

USCG photo

Texas City dike closed after barge and ship collide

As much as 168,000 gallons of thick shipping fuel may have spilled into Galveston Bay after a ship and barge collided near the Texas City dike Saturday afternoon, sparking closures on the waterway and prompting a massive cleanup effort. . . . < has photos

Big quake swarm off Chile

‘Old’ news getting recycled about Bayou Corne for some reason. NSA pranking the web?

NASA could predict sinkholes < same info we had in Dec. 2013.
Some news outlets are reporting this >LOUISIANA’S GIANT SINKHOLE SWALLOWED AN ACCESS RAMP TO A …< … but it is from 2013.

SUNDAY

1 P.M. fluid movement at lake FUBAR. It shows up at the LA10 bottom borehole.

St. James Parish – New Orleans Times-Picayune – EPA opposes state air permit for Nucor iron plant in Convent

Some bills emerge as Louisiana Oil and Gas Association favorites – Laws would stall agencies’ ability to file lawsuits

Upcoming Event:

Save Lake Peigneur, Inc. & LEAN’s lawsuit against the division of Coastal Management within the Department of Natural Resources will be held on:
Date: Wednesday, March 26
Time: ~~9 AM~~ 10 A.M.
Place: Iberia Parish Courthouse
300 S Iberia Street, New Iberia
The lawsuit against the state resulted from Coastal Management (CM) granting the permit to dredge contingent on Injection & Mining Division granting the final permit making. We dispute that Coastal Management did not do due diligence by granting the permit.
Try and show up if you can even if just for a short time.

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Lake FUBAR Spreads West + Friday News

April 26, 2013 by flyingcuttlefish

Major cave-in on berm-road phrased ever so nicely by parish officials – Advisory from the Office of Conservation oopsie!

Texas Brine is preparing to re-route the western wall of the sinkhole containment berm further west, and extend the northern and southern berm walls accordingly, due to ongoing surface subsidence in a portion of the existing western berm wall. While the sinkhole’s western boundary remains more than 100 feet away from the existing western berm wall, ongoing filling of the failed Texas Brine Oxy 3 cavern and compaction of the disturbed rock zone surrounding the sinkhole have created an area of surface subsidence outside the sinkhole boundary.

The Advocate – Assumption sinkhole’s containment wall gets extendedGamblers who had 17, 20, 23 & 25 in our roulette game are counting their winnings!

WAFB – Crews plan to move berm near sinkhole