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I'm sorry, I know the article is well intentioned, but a complete lack of even rudimentary understanding of what you are attempting to write about undermines everything else there. And of course there's a gap between the wellbore and the drill string....it's filled with drilling mud, which is controlled to exert an ECD (equivalent circulating density) equal to that of the pressure of hydrocarbon fluids in the formation you are drilling when the mud pumps are on. All this in a rush to condemn the cement job, just because it was performed by Halliburton. I think when the truth outs, that it's going to be a well control issue placed squarely on BP.
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