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Given me a great idea. Gin and Helium tonic water! Oo err.

Has to be something holding it down. He is milions of years old. My understanding anyway.

Has to be something holding it down. He ismilios of yars old. My understanding anyway.

Has to b

Plinspeak. This is a find

Not a geologist, but no. Read my Philips pet post about 6am today. Backgrounds are in 10ppm region. They say 120ppm is indicative of geology where He is gathered.

Hannan must now rerate or wait for Randy to dig to 400m?

Thanks, helps lot. No RNS, back to sleep.

This bit caught my eye
Unlike other gases, helium is more soluble in hot water than in cold water. Therefore, as reservoir water is heated, it scavenges helium which migrates upwardly along gas permeable zones of weakness created by a cooling magmatic body. As a drill bit penetrates through conjugate fractures adjacent to a potential reservoir zone, the helium charged fluids in these fractures mix with the drilling mud and are transported to the surface where they are detected.

This bi

I read this last night.
https://patents.google.com/patent/US4378055A/en

$75
See, told you so

https://oilprice.com/Energy/Oil-Prices/Decade-Of-Chaos-Could-Send-Oil-To-130-Per-Barrel.html

After RTFM I'm not confused anymore. 400m wireline, no Drill Stem Test. Question now is
Why here? Because Randy takes a dump break at 400m? Maybe it's the top of a potential seal? Baseline He value in the mud.
Also
Is there Any possibility the hole might be abandoned? Any chance?

Still confused here. 400m wireline or not?

In the blue yes. Probable close 19.49. JMO

I now want to know about Helium tool. Is it now just a sample up the middle from the blocked off space in the hole?

Not saying there is one, but next Analysis will be interesting. Could it say £0.01 or £2 for example.

Analyst's rerate will derisk this. Not many following yet.

Was guaranteed to find He. This 2.2% is mix of background and raised quantity. The instrument needs calibration and Randy needs to be left alone to get on with it. Roll on 400m!

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