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Damn, I have been coughing my lungs out for the past week every 2 minutes that my rib cages hurt now. I have been feeling really under the weather for the past 3 days. I don't anywhere without a mask and I keep my distance from anyone not wearing one and follow all the hygiene measures to avoid covid. Today I told the wife, ok, let's order the Innova test to check just in case as I don't want that brain tickler.

The wife goes... What?!! We know that innova is crap for Christ's sake! Let's order the PCR?

I said, no! I don't think I have covid, so I think they will send us a pack of 6 anyway and hopeful one of them will work by probability; meaning I will spit 6 times in one go.

Now, I am thinking, damn just how bad are these damn tests that I feel I need to try 6? Maybe I should have ordered the PCR? Only when you are faced by a real scenario that you understand how damn important is to have a test that you know works!

Not only that, you don't even have a treatment for the damn thing until you are falling apart.. going to get another lemsip and a pain killer.

ATB

Vegas22, cause I don't have tweeter...haaa! I just read it online and Wilson has been banned from Tweeter even before he could sign up! The guy is persona non grata in a few venues.

Bunsa, I suffer from the same issue Dai does...write things up and forget words, in my case misspelling them. Doh!

No vest, but a dentist, and covid test centre, a greengrocer , a hair saloon and massage parlour! I guess you can have the full treatment and still have time to do some extra research on HE1.

J. Deeks tweet:

"Given that Innova missed 33% of high viral load cases in Liverpool and failed to reduce outbreaks in old people homes there, and that the MHRA refused to approve it for use as a green light test, signing 40,000 people up fir this now seems risky".

"We need LFTs which can reliably detect much lower viral loads for this to be safe. Hopefully some will come along soon".

Now, not only did he acknowledge the Innova is responsible for giving wrong results and should be ditched, but also he hopes there is one that will come soon to the market, thus acknowledging the need for a good LFT.

Funny, he is just on time.

"You'll need to copy and paste what he's written as he's blocked everyone that's told him he resembles a testicle and has less knowledge than one!.

I am still chocking on my porridge...

Dai, don't you have the reliable Newsagent next to you? I have a pizza place and a newsagent 8 seconds from my front door, so you imagine the level of research I can do!!

Sorry Dai, misunderstood you. ;0)

We have the right guy at the helm of HE1! Nought to first drill in 6 months! Top Gun he is.

Dai2belts,

Which point did Noix make on the the mud samples not showing He? I missed that one.

I would imagine should we cross any factures along the way down He and Nitrogen presence should be indicated in the mud logs. Didn't DM say that we would not actually need to drill all the way to the traps to find whether we have He down there? I am sure it was in a couple of interviews where he said that; so, I assume they aim to find He in the mud logs. But I am happy to be corrected by anyone with more information.

(ST: who's Wilson?)

HA ha! HE hasn't showed up here yet as he is gone adrift.. Last time he posted something on was in the USA Stockwitts forum. And I think you can see his picture too!

ST

mj_analyst ,

What I have read out there is that for a Helium well to be justifiable they say as long as there is 0.03% on Helium in it is is justifiable financially.

ATB

"HE1 seems a pure gamble"...maybe you can say that too about every pharma that is trying to find a cure for something? Pure gamble?

Sorry to hear about SNG, by the way. The governments preferred to pay the Pharma mafia giving all the cash to buy that useless treatment with Remdesivir!

Anyway, nothing like research and more research to turn an investment from gamble to an opportunity.

..letting go any of me shares...

ST

Continued:

"When the 4He volumes calculated above are compared to the probable 4He reserves calculated for the Rukwa Basin of 1.5 x 109 m 3 it is observed that the basement beneath the Rukwa Basin could supply the entire reserve by releasing only 1.2% of its produced 4He volume when efficient migration and trapping in the region are assumed".

"The Tanzanian Craton and the surrounding mobile belts have the capability of producing vast 4He volumes totalling at least 2.0 x 1013 m3 (STP) since the last period of crust stability before rifting. From the above helium mass balance calculations it is apparent that generating a reserve on the potential scale of the Rukwa Basin does not require the efficient release of gases from source in this region and that the release of helium-rich gases is still occurring during modern times which could indicate that newer traps are being filled in the Tanzania region.
The potential reserves estimated for the Rukwa Basin are the equivalent of the supply for approximately 14 years worth of global helium demand".

"Magmatic contributions to the 4He concentrations in the NTD samples are between 0.3% and 0.5% assuming a crustal endmember of 0.020 Ra and a SCLM endmember of 6.10 Ra and magmatic contributions to 4He concentrations in the
Mbeya study area are significantly higher at 2.6% to 56.5%".

"For the mixing model we assume that the pure crustal endmember concentrations are represented by the Balangida sample from the NTD study area since the sample does not show significant fractionation and contains the highest concentrations of 4He (10.5%).."

"In some areas, such as in the Rukwa Basin, helium can potentially be trapped by stratigraphic traps and overlying salt layers. However, in areas which have high helium seeps, helium and associated gases can advect with nitrogen as a carrier gas up open faults and escape at the surface as a macroseep.."
"..It is probable that these areas also contain active detectable soil Chapter Five: High helium systems in Tanzania 227
gas microseeps which can aid in the identification of reservoirs (Guerra and Lombardi, 2001)".

"From the above sections it has been established that the rocks within the Tanzania Craton and the regions surrounding the central craton have the potential to generate large volumes of helium and that this accumulated helium is currently being
released by the heat generated by a potential shallow plume beneath the Tanzanian Craton which also causes associated volcanism (such as the Rungwe Volcanic Province, the Crater Highlands and the Kivu Volcanic Province), geothermal activity
and rifting in the region".

"The solidly ringed Rukwa Basin contains currently what is considered the best helium prospect in the region due to a combination of all of the points on the helium exploration method alongside seismic surveys conducted by Helium One in
the region which show the presence of potential trapping structures".

That's is why I am not

"Since the first discovery of helium-rich gas in Kansas numerous others were made across the USA, in Wyoming, Oklahoma, Texas, Kansas, New Mexico, Utah, Arizona, Montana and Colorado (USGS, 2017). Some of these fields contain up to 10% helium by volume, a significant proportion considering that the economic threshold concentration for helium to be considered extractable is 0.3%; the concentration...".

"World helium consumption has risen by around 130% over the past 10 years and is set to increase as technology advances (USGS, 2017)".

"Current helium reserves in the USA are due to be sold off/run out by 2021.."

"From the previous section we have established the presence of three components in Tanzania which would aid in producing viable helium-rich reservoirs:
1) a stable craton and surrounding mobile belts which have been tectonically quiescent for at up to 2.5 Ga,
2) a younger tectonic event (25-20 Ma) which is causing heating and faulting of the previously stable crust and
3) localised sedimentary basins near the tectonic event which may contain trapping structures.

From previous literature and this study we also have evidence that thermal springs in the region are actively producing high N2 and 4He gases; another indication that this region may contain viable helium reservoirs".

"Thermal springs, both high temperature and low temperature are common but
unevenly distributed features within the EARS and have attracted interest in the past due to their potential for commercial salt deposits, noble gases and geothermal energy...".

"Gas samples for this study were taken from thermal springs at 7 locations:
Eyasi, Balangida, Gonga, Mponde, Ivuna (Rukwa Basin), Idindiro and Rukwa in 2 main areas on both the Eastern and Western rift branches:
1) on the Eastern Branch the study area (red box) is within the Northern Tanzanian Divergence and
2) on the Western Branch the study area (blue box) is the Rukwa Basin and Rungwe Volcanic Province"

"...James, (1967a) recorded high concentrations of 4He within the Rukwa Basin of around 4.2% and high N2 with it which potentially substantiates the observations made by Barry et al of increasing crustal signal distal from volcanoes in the region".

"...(W)e have identified Tanzania as an area which fulfils two of the criteria for our helium exploration methodology:
1) it has an area/areas of crust which have been stable for a long period of geological time enabling them to accumulate
high 4He concentrations (the Tanzanian Craton and surrounding mobile belts from at most 2.7 Ga)
and 2) these areas of crust have been disturbed by a relatively recent tectonic event (the EARS from 25-20 Ma depending on the rift branch) plus an extra point
3) active degassing of N2-4He rich gases from thermal springs, we can perform a simple 4He mass balance calculation to estimate the maximum volume of 4He which can potential be produced within the Tanzanian system.."

Just a snipped from Dr.Da

"We know there is helium in site, it's been coming out the ground for 60 years since it was discovered.."

Noob, it has been coming out of the ground for millions of years, but we have just found out 60 years ago. ;0)

Dai2belts, on the top slicing and carry only free shares is a safer option indeed; as for me, I find it hard to do, as I see the possibilities more like probabilities. For me, in Tanzania, we are walking on many pressure cooker pots full of Helium and this pressure cookers are releasing these gases on the surface, not like other wild cat projects where you have to get rock samples, lots of 2D seismic imaging, a pot full of lucky charms and drill hoping for the best.

Here, we DO have Helium as it is seeping out of lakes and pools, so it down there, but we just don't know how much and where 100%, that's where the 2D seismic comes hand to point the pockets, traps and formations. This is like damn Texas where you are walking over a field and find a pool of black gold on the ground.. what are the probabilities you have oil underground?

That's why I am not top slicing and the difference of having £XX or £XXX in the end...although I guess £0 is also a possibility, but with so many other drillings to do there my odds are better than the 20% mentioned, I would immagine.

But that is my way of looking at it and it is my risk and not an investment advice in any shape or form.

ST

Dumbpunter, it is not the date that I find interesting it is the realisation that the Chinese will dominate and RE market and the West will have to scramble to get hold on mines that are left before China has the monopoly.

Sorry, meant to say over 2000%

Desert Mountain was trading at 0.20 CAN for ages up to april 2020, then the drilling talk started and the sp moved to 0.36 june 19 2020, Oct it was 1.73 and then 4.25 in april 2021. Just over 4000% on a small discovery compared to what we may have.

Happy days

ST

Bunsa, 50 and working on mine as well..want to be out at 57 max.

ATB

ST