Water sample exploded when tested for oil; likely methane or Corexit (VIDEO)

[PatColo]

SHOCK: Water “sample exploded” when chemist tested for oil; “Most likely” methane or Corexit (VIDEO) (http://www.floridaoilspilllaw.com/shock-water-sample-exploded-when-chemist-tested-for-oil-most-likely-methane-or-corexit)

video inside, must watch. Kids playing in this toxic brew... :o

[MNeagle]

And people wonder why the First Family didn't vacation there.... They knew, they knew.

[Silver Rocket Bitches!]

Oh man.

That's not good.

People let their kids play in that stuff!

[joe_momma]

I call "SUSPECT" on this! (i.e., not quite "BULLSH*T")


The "exploding" sample came from a boat marina (adjacent to an oil boom no less) - my limited experience from marinas is that there is always fuel contamination in marina waters.

- this news report (falsely) ties the presence of oil to the BP leak -

My strong hunch is that the marina sample was contaminated from the Chevron fuel station rather than the deep water well.

I'd like to see what the baseline petroleum readings are (guessing that the levels should be zero ppm is not a scientific baseline).