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Firefighters opened a flooded compartment on a $350M rig — then it exploded
What started as a routine inspection on a $350 million oil rig quickly turned into a deadly chain reaction. Gas had been building inside a sealed compartment for hours — unnoticed and under pressure.
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Engineers for BP hope that the remains of the Deepwater Horizon oil rig can be salvaged from the ocean floor to aid in their investigation of the collapse.
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