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No.Due to the complexities of the pad set up and the two oil bearing benches in the Niobrara, three of the new six were flowed back first. Sub posted the December COGCC numbers and they were very good. If emulated over the six well IP will exceed 5000 barrels. The second three wells are obviously behind the first and thus I assume True, the operator, are waiting until they a can announce IP for the whole operation. Remember, HNR are not in control of the timing as they are not the operator of the pad so they must wait for True to finish the bringing on of the well as they see fit. maximising overall final production, EUR, is the name of the game.

So, NO I don't. but I would expect the announcement within the next 10 days.

JJ, if the SP rises to 16p, will you sell all your shares and walk away for ever? Yes or no? One word only please.

So, Antha..... more or less please. Just one word.... clear?

JJAL, do you want a question as well?

So, you seem to want to get involved Antha, here's a question for you. Given the wide spread of projects and assets the company now have, compared with those it had in 2016 and given the Marcap of the firm is a measly £13 million, do you think the Marcap will be more or less by the end of 2019? So.... more or less..... one word answer please.

Antha, I am not asking you, I am asking D14M0ND for a yes or no answer. He seems unwilling to give one. Just like politician put on the spot in a television interview and returning time after time with a log and evasive answer. it's a simple question. Yes or no?

Yes, I have now realised from visiting other companies boards that i am less familiar with, that it is very off-putting for a 'new' visitor to drop into the middle of a long running feud between posters who know every twist and turn of a company's history. So I have made up my mind to repost things, not too frequently, but enough so that someone arriving might see relevant information. i suspect this would be very good to do post RNS's too.

We await the IP's now from ED and hope they are in line with the first two wells. We await the crop trial results too but harder to say how long that might be. Those results will then galvanise HNR into a plan for Kansas so I would expect news on the route forward for Kansas coming in the not too distant future. Very exciting!

Yes or No D14M0ND ?

if you wondering what the hell I'm talking about google Underground Argon..... and Wiki Argon itself...

Argon is a powerful scintillator and an excellent medium for detection of ionization. Its high discrimination power against minimum ionization tracks, in favor of selection of nuclear recoils, makes it an attractive medium for direct detection of WIMP dark matter. However, cosmogenic 39Ar contamination in atmospheric argon limits the size of liquid argon dark matter detectors due to pile-up. The cosmic ray shielding by the earth means that Argon from deep underground is depleted in 39Ar. In Cortez Colorado a CO2 well has been discovered to contain approximately 500 ppm of argon as a contamination in the CO2. In order to produce argon for dark matter detectors we first concentrate the argon locally to 3-5% in an Ar, N2, and He mixture, from the CO2 through chromatographic gas separation. The N2 and He will be removed by continuous cryogenic distillation in the Cryogenic Distillation Column recently built at Fermilab. In this talk we will discuss the entire extraction and purification process; with emphasis on the recent commissioning and initial performance of the cryogenic distillation column purification.

Morning all! I am re posting HD's Saturday post regarding the Kansas gases in case you missed it..............

It’s a binary bet: it’s good or it’s not.

Also known as a bonus play (so as not to be accused of ramping)

Our gasses in Kansas have significant value as is.
I.e. the Nitrogen and the hydrogen mix as we will soon get confirmation of (oops can’t ramp) hope that the crop trial is successful...

Binary bet option A (Argon is no good)

The gas (argon) is not depleted enough to compete with other sources - people still collect *and further refine* the other suppliers gas.

We continue on with Nitrogen and our Nitrogen-Hydrogen gas mix. Kansas is still awesome.

Binary Bet B (argon is good (or the best))

It’s either as good or near as damn it identically depleted as what’s there today...

As a no longer unique supplier - we can still enter a market to supply this, but with it in still very limited supply and lots wanted soon, still an excellent result and a monster find for us.

Binary Bet B+

What if, just what if.. ours (in our very unique gas formation) is more depleted than anyone else’s?

What if it needs less refining than the other stuff?

What if you have the purest source of it ever found?

What is the impact of this? (Aside from selling it eventually for lots of money?)

Well. - People want it. Want it soon. People have huge budgets for it. People have already invested massive amounts of money in an inferior and now potentially no longer wanted source.

Now. I don’t know about you, but if binary bet A is all we get. I’m cool with this.

If binary bet B or B+ happens?

I don’t think you’d be waiting long to watch it develop!

I asked for a yes/no answer. Can I take all that waffle as a no? Just to be clear. Or are you a politician?

JJAL, are you Diamond ??? No. So let him answer please.

you have not answered my question! Do you think there will be another revenue stream of significance in 2019? Yes or no please. Just want it for the record.....

You always post about the past, not so much about the future. Now would be a great time to invest in HNR if you ere new to the company. They have come a very long way and have multiple projects on the go. Many different good things could happen. Any big one will blow your concerns away.....

Anyway, answer please. We await your opinion.

Ok, so that's Genty's 'post of the day' award to you HD. Is this why they have registered a new company .....

What this shows is why we have not had a quick move or deal on the acreage. The company need more information on what they have as ,potentially, it is very significant, both on the Argon and on the crop production level. It really is a BIG change from East Denver...

But we need East Denver to pay for the here and now and another 8 well, free-carry, pad deal would really settle the 'Cashflow Worries'.

So many plates spinning... perhaps RP is earning his wage... we shall see... switching off and rigged up for the BIG FISH.

Get in!

..... then Joycopter, the Kansas acreage could produce a comical amount of cash...

5 wells. 300kg Argon a year each, rounded down. $10,000 per Kg. $3 million a well. $15 million for 5 wells... just for the Argon. Have to drill wells but if can separate Argon at reasonable level and then ship for subsequent purification....

... hello, MASSIVE JV incoming (more likely)...

No wonder they are 'In Discussions' . They need to nail this down. We will NOT know until it is done. Hmmm

This would bring about your £1 party from an unexpected source. My god !!

Reallly doing my head.... and we are waiting for IP's :-)

I see from Googling that Kinder Morgan have a project,.... still it is VERY intersting. Big Money potential in there... hmmmmm

The Barrett well in Kansas by my reckoning can produce approx 13kg Argon a day.. this seems a lot. Obviously this assumes you can separate it effectively even at 0.013%. Fad, have you tried to make a weight conversion?

How many cubic feet does the well in Kansas produce..

2,500,000 x 0.00013 = 325.

1 Mole Argon 38g (est)

1 Mole less than 1 cubic foot but say equals 1

325 x 0.038 = 12.35 Kg. Rounded to 13 as volume rounded down. x 30 = 390Kg per month per well.... someone had a price for depleted Argon.....?

HD, I 'like' this post even more!! I like to think I have green fingers but have never tries the crop in question... though someone did once give me a plant. It became so big it was, ahem, a bit dubious in an urban setting ( Hi neighbours, this is my new variety of Sunflower, just without the big yellow flower...)

We harvested it but never got round to igniting the produce. I think it was just composted. Shame really.

I am excited that you could see a real difference. the prospects are very exciting. RP quoted I think 16-40% yield improvement from other crop trials. I'm sure anything over 20% would be a 'win'. Not long to wait and lighters crossed :-0

HD I would 'Like' this post if I did such things ;-) G'day

39Ar and 85Kr are two radioactive nuclides whose activity in the atmosphere is
of the order of 10 mBq/m3 and 1 Bq/m3
, respectively [3,4]. As a result of the
liquid argon production process, they are both present in abundant quantities
and are the two most significant radioactive contaminations (TRANSLATOR ;-) ) in liquid argon.
The two isotopes decay primarily by ß emission, and their presence can limit
the sensitivity of experiments looking for low energy rare events (WIMP Dark
Matter interactions............ WHOOOOAHHH what the f does this shit mean !!!!!

OK, this 'shit' means that Argon 39, found in atmospheric Argon from condensed air screws up Argon detectors used by physicists trying to prove shit that us mere mortals find hard to grasp. Yes, HARD. The Argon in the Kansas gas stream will/should have very little, if any, of the unstable isotope 39 because it has been stuck underground for a long long time. This is GOOD $$$,

That's all you need to know folks. Smiley face,