UPDATE *Enhanced* Video of "Bursts/Leaks near sea floor filmed by ROV on Monday at 4:45am"

Enhancements: Levels adjustment, brightness/contrast adjustment, & sharpening.

Live feed from Boa Deep C -- ROV 2

Filmed July 19, 2010 at 04:40 EST

Clipped the video so that it is less than YouTube's 11 minute limit.

ROV appears to be nearly still. No other ROV lights appear in the area.

Bursts start getting going at 3:15 in.

Again at 4:40 in, 7:00 in, 8:20 in, 9:45 in, and 10:20 in


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[tedkanode123]

Shame more people have not found this or commented on it.

[TzzX78]

a nuclear explosion would be a disaster that human kind would not recover ever. just imagine...

[MoiselSpecky]

Why am I sitting here looking at the darkness?

[volcomzz93]

@GreatInca because its bp

[mb1111111111]

@Zoidberg227 A nuclear device would actually be a reasonable solution. Despite the radioactivity, in the long term it might be the best bet. Supposedly it would fuse the well and bedrock, eliminating any leaks. But that's something I'd want the army corps of engineers in charge of, not the inept BP.

[hellavadeal]

Have you noticed the cooridanates?

I was unaware that the gulf of mexico had Eastern coordinates.

I wonder .

[GreatInca]

Why is the quality so low?

[justuslord100]

@myY0UTUBEchanneI LOL!! want to get out of my debts too

[JRZGRL55]

@TLionelH I've been stocking dog food for a while & also bought 2 rain barrels for the power outages that might follow a wide-spread catastrophe. I live in Charleston SC. Am trying to keep more than 1/2 tank of gas in car at all times. This is definitely serious stuff, has been for a quite a while, & more than most people want to think about.

[JRZGRL55]

@josephcecil And let's not forget BP's "Terrorists and Murderers for Oil" Program. I agree -to see ANY bubbles or seepage at this depth up through that many thousand feet worth of earth is astonishing. Why do I think that BP has once again made things worse than they were already? The "relief" wells were almost there. Why did they feel compelled to try this cap?