RE: Truth Helium 3 harvesting now here on earth dont be a moon child24 Apr 2026 16:31
Interesting- when I google Helium 3 and 80 Mile-this is what results...We are right next to Pulsar which is promising.
The connection between "helium-3" and "80 miles" likely refers to the UK-listed company 80 Mile PLC (formerly Bluejay Mining), which holds massive exploration licenses for helium and other industrial gases in East Greenland.
80 Mile PLC & Greenland Licenses
80 Mile PLC (AIM: 80M) owns a 100% interest in the Jameson Land Basin project through its subsidiary, White Flame Energy A/S.
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License Scope: The company holds three major exploration and exploitation licenses covering a total of 8,429 km².
Resource Potential: The Jameson Land region is recognized for its potential to host significant quantities of helium and natural hydrogen. While the company has reported high concentrations of helium in other projects (such as up to 10.7% in Finland), the Greenland site is positioned as one of the world's few untapped, large-scale onshore basins for these gases.
Helium-3 Context: While 80 Mile PLC is focused on the broader helium potential in Greenland, the specific confirmation of helium-3 is more famously tied to its neighbor, Pulsar Helium Inc.. Pulsar recently confirmed a major helium-3 discovery at its Topaz Project in Minnesota and is also active in Greenland with its Tunu Project, which overlaps with 80 Mile's areas of interest.
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Other Nearby Developments
Pulsar Helium's Tunu Project: Located on the East Coast of Greenland, this project occupies a license area of approximately 2,816 km². Sampling here has already identified primary helium concentrations of up to 0.8%.
Infrastructure: Accessibility to these remote "80 mile" license regions has been improved by the recent construction of a new airport adjacent to the Tunu site, facilitating long-term logistical viability for exploration.
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