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Not good

I wonder if these bubbles are methane, or another gas of some sort. The sinkhole is very deep as well, so who knows what it is tapping into way below.

Much of the MSM media is not reporting much on this sinkhole either.

This is from "The Advocate" in Baton Rouge

[link to theadvocate.com]

"Texas Brine to look for cause of sinkhole

By DAVID J. MITCHELL

River Parishes bureau

August 14, 2012
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GONZALES — State and federal regulators have granted Texas Brine Co. LLC key permits to start drilling a relief well to see if the company’s abandoned underground salt cavern is the cause of a large sinkhole in northern Assumption Parish, officials said Monday.

The Louisiana Department of Natural Resources Office of Conservation approved Texas Brine’s application to drill Monday, a day after the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers granted the Houston-based company emergency authorization to set up the well pad in swampland, spokesmen for the agencies said.

Texas Brine officials said in a written update Monday that contractor Riceland Drilling Co. of Lafayette is disassembling a rig near Scott north of Interstate 10 and the equipment will be delivered by truck in pieces starting on Wednesday morning.

Company officials said they expect the rig to be assembled at Texas Brine’s 40-acre site south of La. 70 South by late Friday. The sinkhole is also on the property.

Sonny Cranch, Texas Brine spokesman, and other company officials have said they plan to directionally drill into the cavern from a stable point a distance away from the sinkhole.

Last Edited by Account Deleted by User on 08/14/2012 09:47 PM

Is there some aerial footage of this monster?

It's below ground (and below water) so an aerial wouldn't show much. I believe there are some videos of the natural gas bubbling in the Bayou Corne area. There's no video here, but it's the most recent news:

[link to www.therepublic.com]

And Please PIN!!!

Pin this puppy!

Thanks!

Is there anyone in the area who has anymore information at all?

How do they know how deep it is if it's filled with shit?



Yahoo is covering it.

How do they know the depth of a lake? lol cmon man

For those wondering what a sinkhole is and it's possible catastrophic outcome.
[link to alternativemediaportal.com]

You didn't answer the question... How did they determine the depth of this sinkhole?

Nice find OP! 5 *

Why don't you go find it out if you need to know so badly. Search on google "how to measure depth of a sinkhole".

It is probably a similar way to checking the depth of a lake. Would you like me to go and research it all for you? Why are you asking? lol

At this rate there may not be much of a southern coast left.

Another useless, no new information doom thread about some mud hole... I just can't believe that you guys have spent a week playing this doom game. It's like a fucking drug with you people...

Come on, at least wait until there is some news to talk about. Not just drama.

Well it seems apparent you don't have an answer, but were quick to criticize me for asking the question. You used the lake analogy, but common sense would tell you that the depth of a lake bed would be relatively fixed/stable.... I saw a photo of this sinkhole and it looked like a swamp, it's filled with trees and water no? The very nature of a sinkhole is that the foundation is collapsing, so that would imply that it's depth is not fixed. How did they determine it's depth?

Just 2 words

"Yellowstone"

Everyone get out of the lower 48, Find somewhere to dig in and stay safe.

Why are you asking me? lol I'm not a scientist. Seriously why are you asking me?

I'm sure the depth they have concluded is an estimate as well. What is the point here. I am no longer going to reply to your pointless posts. If you want to find out more about sinkholes, and how they make depth charts of sinkholes, and what is in the Louisiana sinkhole specifically, then go ahead. If you really don't know how to research something, I GUESS i can do it for you if you like, because I really don't know what your point is.

I live thousands of miles away and can't drive there myself to take a look. Sorry man.

If it looks like a swamp, then it looks like a swamp. lol you still don't have a point.

If they are way off on the depth, then they are way off, Im just sharing what I have read! I don't have the instruments to go around measuring sinkholes for you lol.

Hey dipshit, I didn't ask YOU specifically, look at my original post... You are the one who decided to respond as if I was asking you, and you replied with the 'lake' analogy - which you failed to elaborate on... If you don't like my question, don't answer it. Simple as that.

P.S. It's readily apparent from your replies that you are no 'scientist', so no need to state the obvious.

Did some digging and discovered this:

[link to earthquake.usgs.gov]

Largest LA quake recorded..... look at the location

Exactly im not answering it because I am not sure how they measure a lake exactly, alright. If I want to know, ill go look. If you want to know, you go look. Jeez man. Lets drop it lmao Were good now! lol

Good looking out, OP. Pin please?

lol, no, this will struggle to get pinned, but stupid assed propaganda and lies gets an insta-pin.

This place is a joke.

Whoa, 1930, unbelievable!

Calm down, guys. They use a rope.

"One area so deep it exceeded length of measuring rope..."
[link to enenews.com]

This ain't rocket surgery.

OP there is a cavern full of Butane (i hope i spelled it right) underneath the sinkhole.

Thanks. I'm trying my best to get as much important relevant info out there. I just hope they are not hiding anything about this sinkhole.

Look into my eyes....