Friday, March 05, 2010 2:12:14 PM
So when asked what they found most would just say they don't know. Most reporters take this as meaning they didn't find much or that the results were "disappointing". I don't see it that way. I think this is just too complicated for those people reporting on this to understand. They're used to people telling what they found immediately and that was not possible in this case.
I think the pressure and temperatures also played a role in the depth these wells were drilled to. I think adverse conditions prompted them to stop drilling because they already had the majority of the info they needed from that well. Due to the high pressures and temperatures could have been dangerous, expensive and may not have provided much additional info. So they stopped.
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