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Unsure, but in Feb it was said He1 were "hot to trot" environmental permits included.
https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/940566/helium-one-seeing-big-advancements-on-their-rukwa-project-in-tanzania-940566.html

But at the moment Tai is the new first drill, road, drilling bed, permits being sorted

310km^2 is the requested driling area, 400km^2 is measuring the infill map, both from Aprils presentation..

@seagullsfan, estimated infill area at least 310km^2 maybe 400km^2

@deepbluediver
No rush we have until June, so going no where, maybe here until fcf pays dividends higher than my purchase price :)

@treetop
latest investor video
about 31m30s in 2D infill, then Tai update,
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A4zVkhSXlNw

B has probably gone back down now, so no gain for holders, but I know of another drilling company, more of a miner starting with a H could be the OPEC of Africa

@ST Lol, both the same..
This is the reason DM is not wasting time
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0PyUwmQDnn0
Just got to decide on stout, dunkel or dark yorkshire ale to watch your video, Mmm

@ST, I like asking, I learnt never to assume, so will ask a stupid question just to clarify a point.
Was it the multiple targets?

Thanks micktrick,
The first few articles I read over complicated with terminology, and I could not see the important details in the pictures, then I watched a video...
unconformity, simplest form, wear and tear, erosion, count the lines in the layers if they reduce or appear not to continue, eroded,
So I guess if the layer gets thinner with the same number of lines, compression..
onlap is an overlap, a younger layer partly overlapping the older layer, about the worn away area, well close enough as that describes an overstep..I think...

This one you posted is good
https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Four-basic-styles-of-truncation-and-onlap-unconformities-in-compressional-environment_fig3_329763227
here is the video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mOUW0Gbat6M
http://homepage.ufp.pt/biblioteca/Seismic/Pages/Page19.htm
We have some cut out coal beds, shale faces , and lots of rock faces in the local woods, will be of interest now.
Was a clay brick factory there long ago..

ST, Lol, you had me with that super trade at first, then I realised it was the top top price and the lowest low, almost impossible because we get NT then the price changes.

@seisprocessor, onlap unconformity, there is a lot to those two words, eventually I found a good video, where the presenter said a few magic words..
Thanks for taking the time to post, much appreciated..

I asked similar but it slipped through the net, hopefully a few will add
I could be talking rubbish, so was hoping somebody else answered :)

With a free float of 332M it would not take long before LTHs held a good proportion of the shares,
averaging 100k shares each thats just over 3320 investors, UK,Germany and US..
And I am sure there are plenty well in excess of 100K shares on this BB, and with the Tai update will be keeping a good holding until the big day

Also it looks like the free float has reduced or has not increased along with outstanding shares.
FT seems to have reduced the free float back to Aprils numbers??

Its a good question, been waiting for someone to answer..
I wonder if the answer to your question depends on the outcome.
My understanding is there are 2 or 3 targets/pay zones in each well.
So that gives up to 3 attempts in each to discover a commercial well.
I guess a commercial well could have 1 or more zones depending on size of each
But if you dont flow test until a later date how would you know whether or not to stop at the first discovery, so do you drill all targets?
I am not sure but think I read DME have wells with untapped pay zones below, so I guess they stopped drilling once they struck it lucky. Noob is the DME expert...

I wonder if DeepBlueDiver or Seisprocessor can give a qualified answer?

DM said
a possum belly that's a hat on top of it
which uh collects gases as it comes out of the mud
we're feeding that into uh into a
gas analysis
so we can record helium readings from
mud cuttings in real time if we
get an area of elevated helium which
will be a certain level above base
background level uh then we will be able
to report that to the market as a helium
show

Ignore my last post scale is " time" but there must be a relationship?

Just seen Seisprocessor much appreciated post, still working through it :)

Have another look at the siesmic map for Tai and look at the side scale( I think its depth(m)) of the strike siesmic, showing the dome structures, assuming both slides are at the same depth then the faults look to be 250-300m below the surface.. DM did not mention any seeps at Tai... all speculation of course

lots of info..
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A4zVkhSXlNw

@DBD
I like what he did not say(standonkin) which may link to part of seisprocessor's post about the faults being below surface, which adds nicely to the Big Helium thread and Adrians biggest concern..
All reading between the lines, speculation..

Sure he is frugal and likes possums
now while we're drilling we're using a weighted mud
which has been going to a mud recycling unit unit
that's got something called a possum belly which uh collects gases