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So many options now just like Lorna said, they already know what’s roughly down there and it’s most probably bigger than they anticipated.
All the right Sign’s and all the right conditions is what we have here.
Very strong buy from me,
Dyor.
It’s coming out of solution into gas form at 4.7 percent through the drilled hole, there must be vasts amounts of liquid Helium down there and also migrating through the faults, it’s
Pure Helium, couldn’t ask for a better scenario.
Natural accumulations of helium-rich gas occur in underground reservoirs with a greater-than-normal concentration of this element due to geological conditions such as subsurface temperature, pressure and permeability. These types of deposits account for around 70% of the total global helium reserve base. Produced accumulations refer to those that come from oil or gas production processes which involve either partial recovery or complete extraction depending on the reservoir characteristics. Associated accumulations are found when gases other than hydrocarbons like nitrogen (N2), carbon dioxide (CO2) or hydrogen sulphide (H2S) exist along with high concentrations of helium, generally at depths between 1 km and 7 km below ground level.
Read this article as we have all the right conditions that Lorna mentioned to indicate a massive reservoir of Helium and Hydrogen formation,
No doubt what we have here imo.
https://www.innovationnewsnetwork.com/helium-rich-gas-reserves-a-guide-to-effective-management/32034/
Something leaked out a little yesterday as the volume really picked up in a flash,
I expect the same again soon as the bigger picture here unfolds to the reservoir size we have.
They must know it’s one hell of a big deal as Lorna couldn’t hide the excitement in her interviews,
20p broker target share price could sound cheap soon.
Exciting time’s ahead here imho. Atb
4.7 percent is exceptional,
As I posted earlier,
https://www.innovationnewsnetwork.com/helium-rich-gas-reserves-a-guide-to-effective-management/32034/
Exactly skippy
Lorna wouldn’t be all over the place doing interviews if she wasn’t confident in the huge scale of this find,
It’s massive, I see it you see, Lorna knows it, just read Between the lines and it’s starring right at us.
Atb.
Gas reserves are classified based on their concentration levels, with those containing more than 0.1% helium being considered ‘helium-rich’.
Here it is in black and white,
We have 4.7percent pure green Helium.
Our gas reserves must be huge.
https://www.innovationnewsnetwork.com/helium-rich-gas-reserves-a-guide-to-effective-management/32034/