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So once the water that is saturated with the gas has been sucked up to the surface then that's it . I guess it takes ages for the underground reservoirs to fill up and become saturated with gases again . Please correct me if I'm wrong as I am really not sure !

Because the helium and hydrogen are making their way up from underneath the earths crust there really is an unlimited supply of it .

I'm not a geologist but looking at this paper this is what I believe is happing in Tanzania.

The rift vally , where the drill site is , has lots of volcanic activity in the area due to the continental drift . Helium and hydrogen are able to make their way up from the mantle underneath the earths crust because the earth's crust is breaking up in the area due to continental drift .

Hydrogen and helium make their way through faults and cracks in the earth's crust. They meet up with water which gets trapped by shales and clays and underground reservoirs are formed . This water gets saturated with the gas and that saturated water can then be brought to the surface and the gas can then be released .

Covered- in- oil , it's just a matter of holding our nerves until it's all rubber stamped . We know the results are good so it's just the wait now . Good luck 👍 I'm very confident !

This is an extract from the paper ......

"Release of the mantle hydrogen and helium, accompanying concentrated flows of the heat energy of the Earth, justifies the assumption that the planet is still left with enormous quantities of these gases in its core and mantle."

I believe this is the process we are dealing with in Tanzania.

DYOR and good luck !! 👍

Essential reading 📚 👌

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1674987112000412

According to this article there is a never-ending supply of primordial hydrogen and helium being generated from beneath the earth's crust .

If anyone can't sleep tonight due to excitement then just start reading this paper 🙃 !

In a nutshell hydrogen and helium are released from within the earth and build up to form explosive pockets of gas which cause volcanic eruptions and earthquakes in areas such as Tanzania. Good luck in understanding a word of it 👍 Good luck for tomorrow too . I'm hopeful it will all be good .

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1674987112000412

Https://eos.org/articles/tanzanian-volcanoes-may-hoard-helium-ready-for-the-taking

Https://www.forbes.com/sites/bridaineparnell/2016/06/28/scientists-find-helium-gas/

Https://www.earth.ox.ac.uk/2016/06/huge-helium-discovery-a-life-saving-find/

The hydrogen could be a rare find .

Thanks to "NEWS" for pointing this out !

If you haven't seen the video then it's worth a look .

HE1 is mentioned on a number of occasions.

Towards the end executive chairman Shaun is asked if any of Noble Helium's deposits contain hydrogen. Shaun brushes the question off a little bit and makes out it's no big deal. Then he says " ....it wouldn't hurt obviously " . I think he could be quite envious of HE1s discovery 🤔

https://youtu.be/KvrAbtogH3U?feature=shared

Plus now the hydrogen on top of that $50 billion .

Even if the hydrogen isn't commercial it would be great if it could be used to power the whole plant . The carbon footprint 👣 would be next to nothing and producing green helium how fantastic would that be ! 💚

We need to await the results before you can say that it's just a bonus. The company might have to change it's name to Hydrogen One ! Don't underestimate the discovery of hydrogen. This could turn into a hydrogen play and helium could be the bonus !

The market cap .. for Helium One should be much higher than Noble Helium. HE1 has discovered hydrogen which is highly advantageous. We await the results with baited breath !

Life's a game ....spot on !!

The key 🔑 here with this investment hangs on both hydrogen and helium IMHO . It's the combination of the two that sets this apart now . So we can only wait on the results. Just don't sell too soon if the hydrogen results are good 👌 !

DYOR and good luck 👍

There's a difference between buried hydrogen and hydrogen that is being produced as we speak/type !

I don't agree with that scenario . It all really depends on how significant the hydrogen is ....that really could be the game changer here .