Rig fire, in situ burns, dispersant flights, and subsea oil plume
This footage documents the April 2010 Deepwater Horizon offshore drilling disaster in the Gulf of Mexico, including the rig fire and large-scale response operations.
Scenes include Coast Guard and support vessels conducting daytime and nighttime fire suppression; C-130 aerial dispersant missions; controlled in situ burns of surface oil; underwater views of the leaking wellhead and oil plume approximately 5,000 feet below the surface; cofferdam leakage; and oil and gas flowing from the damaged riser.
This 10:41 title is sourced from original video elements and prepared as a ProRes production master. It includes continuous surface operations and subsea documentation for documentary, news, educational, and editorial use.
Specifications: ProRes 422, 720×480p, 29.97fps
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