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We better have some intraday RNS 'cause "someone" has just got a bus ticket to Yorkshire and is ready to "toss someone's salad", should we not. He's got the lab's address scribbled on a little piece of paper..hear that..pal.

Craignews,

The shareholders of Scirocco, former SOLO, as I understand if were never too fond of diversifying in Helium (the were an O&G explorer and took some talking to get them around; I posted a presentation by SOLO's top guy trying to sell the idea on investing in HE1 and how difficult it had been and how he faced a rebellion by shareholders (this all a few years ago).

They have made their initial investments in a multibag way so, they are now collecting it. Two good things, they sell others buy; they sold and the less pressure we have now on the sp.

Ok PL75, you asked for it.

Yo, you baldie with the test tube in your hands, yo call yourself Dr. Zmiths..yeah..reading dis BB... Yo, listen up! We knows you read dis board, yeah.. da thing iz, yeah, we had enuff, yeah ov delay after delay, yeah!

So, you betta come up wiz da guds tomorrow, yeah, or, yo listen, yeah, tomorrow is da day..no more deelay yeah..! I will send da crew to toss your salad yeah...so, tomorrow..no more messin

Letz go!

The world is crazy really! With the amount I contributed to this board, since I joined, with my stupid research and views, the top recommended post I had was one with a sketched rocket!

Can you believe it? Madness, simply madness!!

Good night all

ST

I agree with those that say we will not only have CE marking in the cards but also a deal following suite. I cannot see us only getting the CE, which allow us to immediately sell our LFT to the global (Yes, global) markets and their huge demand for a quick, reliable and affordable, more than anything else..BRITISH made test and having the UK looking on the sidelines having to queue in order to get their hands on this long awaited game changer.

Now we have talks of cancelling the long awaited new freedoms to do certain thing we took for granted and I see out test helping that not being the case. We need hope till the vaccines eventually reach global effectiveness..till then, we have THIS madness.

No, we get the CE and I expect very soon after, even on the same day it wouldn't surprise me, something of a deal. The government would be mad not to do that!

Patience... it could be tomorrow good people!

ATB

ST

Inthevoid,

I support 100% any initiative DM and the Board would have to do exactly what you said..build bridges with the local population, beside the taxes we will pay.

When we have an AGM I think we can mention it.

Regards

ST

Wyn, you tell me! I had a few to let go to buy here, which proved a good choice. Anyway, we can't win all, can we?

Bigbench , I saw that...that was a sweetcorn plantation by the looks of it. The farmer will be pretty happy with the compensation plus rent, and a fresh nice road into town.

ST

Trek, I kind of welcome the price being here for a little while longer. I just need a wee more time so, can I politely ask anyone trying to buy here not to do so, please? Or if you do, do it slowly..think, Rome wasn't built in one day, nice people!

Sorry, Hatchy88...you beat me to the launch! ;0)

Of course, mate, all HE1 holders are onboard!

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DeepBlue, call me ST. ;0)

Thanks for the comment. Sure, I was just trying to simplify the overall methods; the seismic measurements, drilling samples of the reservoirs formation(rock type and porosity), the wire logs analysis with mud'gas samples, pressure measurements of the reservoir adjusted to the ambient pressure and volume and gas %, all will contribute for them to calculate the gas reservoir size and reserves.
Thanks for the shared knowledge Deepblue. :0)

ST

Canradlogan,

Everyone is different when it comes to buying strategies. I have a mate at work who is still waiting for the 16p (he can dream on is you ask me).

I, for instance, see a good share and at good price and I buy, I don't wait. I do my diligence to see if the FA are good and I set a target price I see it is worth (here anything above 200p is achievable short to medium term so will I be arguing for 2 to 3 now? Absolutely no; maybe when it was under 16p, but not now.

Good luck if you wish to wait.

ST

Good morning all.

I can see some of you are replying to that Ndn71 to something he must have said about me, see, I filtered her so I all see when she posts is this - ! This message has been filtered, please adjust your filters to view - which tells you how much I care for what she has to say, really. It is a green blip on my screen...a passing little fart, a burp really.

Anyway, thanks for the words my dears and now back to waiting ..it will arrive.

Thanks, MM20.

That's the CAT road opener I was referring to a few days ago, in case you guys wonder; great machine!

https://twitter.com/Heliumone1/status/1394167925729374210?s=20

Great appointment to put pressure on Burundi to get things done? And no news on what is happening makes me wonder things are not that straight forward. We should have a word at least, no?

Wasendo, I did say at the beginning that the example was for oil, although the idea is more or less the same, to be fair. I understand that volumetric estimates for oil or gas are based on a geological model that geometrically describes the volume of either in the reservoir, at least that is what I understand.

There are of course, differences. I understand that gas evolves from oil due to pressure and temperature decreases; The difference I see is that oil extracted occupies less space than it does in the subsurface which is opposite to gas, which at the surface occupies more space than it does in the subsurface because of expansion. The same I guess works for Helium, which the pros will calculate correcting subsurface volumes to standard units of volume measured at surface conditions, thus figuring out the size of the field? Help anyone? There goes as far as my knowledge takes me.

SeagullsFan, I think this example explains it in an easier way; it is for oil but I belive it works the same for gas. I hope it helps

"The process for appraising a reservoir
To illustrate the process of estimating the petroleum resources in a reservoir, let’s take a look at the mountain in the picture.

Let’s suppose we want to know how much petroleum it might contain.

First, we’ll map the mountain, and determine its total volume.

Some of the rocks in the mountain are solid (i.e., not porous) and so will not contain fluids, so we need to deduct them from the total volume.

Using the data received from the well (logs and rock samples), we can then determine the percentage of “good” rock out of the total volume of rock in the reservoir. We now have the volume of reservoir rock containing petroleum but, as mentioned, petroleum accumulates only in porous matter so we must calculate how much of the good reservoir rock is in fact porous. But the work doesn’t end here: The pores within the rock, as well as holding petroleum, also hold water, which means we must calculate the relative proportion of porous matter containing petroleum.

In other words, if Mount Tabor were indeed a petroleum reservoir, only a small fraction of the total volume of the mountain would contain petroleum."

"Evaluating original gas in place (OGIP) of gas reservoirs
OGIP calculation in 3D geological models uses the accumulation method, which directly computes the rock volume, pore volume, and original gas in place (OGIP) of each grid cell, then adds up the values of all grid cells, and finally determines the OGIP of gas reservoirs. This method is more reliable than the grand averaging methods (e.g., the volumetric method). Analysis and correlation between the OGIP calculated from geological models and that calculated by the volumetric method constitute an important technique for OGIP evaluation and scale verification".

https://www.sciencedirect.com/topics/engineering/original-gas-in-place

Wcotter17,

I am sorry if I sounded a bit stroppy in my post to you earlier. It has been a year here and so much water under the bridge that I let my brusque ways get the best out of me. Please, accept my apologies.

About Darpins, have a look at Molecular Partners (one under my radar).

ATB and good luck.

ST