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First run[edit]

They tested it an because of residual gas the wide range pump did stop. TLS and the QMS measured on and on the data showed exactly what was in the tubing without pumping, Florida air from a small leakage. Webster and his team got a good methane signal but this is normal for air atmosphere. It will take some time before more tests will be done. A video of the press conference 27 of august 2012 can be seen on [1]. --Stone (talk) 21:55, 27 August 2012 (UTC)[reply]