33 of the Day: Nuclear Fracking and Radiatioactive Wastewater
Anyone who doubts that 33 is code for is an idiot or a shill:
That's a made up number, all the way.
In fact, there are several "33s" here-- 2 in 333 and 2-3 more for "three 33-kiloton" nukes.
And I also found this in a related article:
In December, 1967, scientists from the Atomic Energy Commission and officials from the U.S. Bureau of Mines and El Paso Natural Gas Company gathered at a gas well in northern New Mexico, near Farmington. They lowered a 29-kiloton nuclear device more than 4,000 feet down the shaft and set it off.
It worked.
“The 4,042-foot-deep detonation created a molten glass-lined cavern about 160 feet in diameter and 333 feet tall,” according to the American Oil and Gas Historical Society. “It collapsed within seconds. Subsequent measurements indicated fractures extended more than 200 feet in all directions – and significantly increased natural gas production.”For "33 afficianados", this is freaking gold. Seriously? 333 feet tall, exactly?
The Atomic Energy Commission tried twice more. In 1969 they set off a 43-kiloton nuclear bomb in an 8,500-foot deep well near Rulison, Colorado. In 1973 they set off three 33-kiloton bombs in a single well near Rifle, Colorado. In all three tests, they collaborated with the local gas utilities.
That's a made up number, all the way.
In fact, there are several "33s" here-- 2 in 333 and 2-3 more for "three 33-kiloton" nukes.
And I also found this in a related article:
Another report, issued by the New York-based Grassroots Environmental Education by Ivan White, a career scientist for the National Council on Radiation Protection, came to a similar conclusion as the USGS and Penn State reports, maintaining that fracking can produce waste much higher in radiation than previously thought.
White’s report tested 11 vertical wells that were conventionally drilled in New York and found that levels of radium in those wells averaged at 8,433 picocuries per liter. The EPA’s limit for drinking water is 5 pCi/L for both radium-226 and radium-228 combined.And they are pretty evil 33's to boot.
posted by spooked at 10:22 PM
2 Comments:
"Anyone who doubts that 33 is code for is an idiot or a shill:"
okay, I'll bite. What is 33 code
for?
What evidence can you cite that supports the (conspiracy theory) that "they" intentionally ignited an explosion that they KNEW in advance would cause those 333s.
How did they know, IN ADVANCE that the 4,000 foot deep detonation would produce a cavern 333 feet tall? How do YOU know that it was all planned to work out that way?
Sounds like a conspiracy theory to me - something we need to be careful about doing without proof.
33 can be code for the powers that be, and often for nuclear power/energy.
The point about the 333 foot deep cavern is that there is NO WAY that they actually measured it that precisely. It is a bogus, SYMBOLIC number. Any real scientist would have given an approximate depth, say "over 300 feet". Or something like "330-340 feet."
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