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Muck, if they release positively on Sunday night, that could open the door to even more interest here.

While many of us took the risk and stayed for the big move, there will be many more out there, sat with dry powder ready to hit the buy button after an explosive RNS that we hope for💥

Interesting, Thank you

Primary N2–He gas field formation in intracratonic sedimentary basins

Anran Cheng1, Barbara Sherwood Lollar2, Jon G. Gluyas ORCID:orcid.org/0000-0002-9386-72063 & Chris J. Ballentine ORCID:orcid.org/0000-0001-9382-070X1

Nature volume 615, pages94–99 (2023)Cite this article

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Abstract

Helium, nitrogen and hydrogen are continually generated within the deep continental crust1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9. Conceptual degassing models for quiescent continental crust are dominated by an assumption that these gases are dissolved in water, and that vertical transport in shallower sedimentary systems is by diffusion within water-filled pore space (for example, refs. 7,8). Gas-phase exsolution is crucial for concentrating helium and forming a societal resource. Here we show that crustal nitrogen from the crystalline basement alone—degassing at a steady state in proportion to crustal helium-4 generation—can reach sufficient concentrations at the base of some sedimentary basins to form a free gas phase. Using a gas diffusion model coupled with sedimentary basin evolution, we demonstrate, using a classic intracratonic sedimentary basin (Williston Basin, North America), that crustal nitrogen reaches saturation and forms a gas phase; in this basin, as early as about 140 million years ago. Helium partitions into this gas phase. This gas formation mechanism accounts for the observed primary nitrogen–helium gas discovered in the basal sedimentary lithology of this and other basins, predicts co-occurrence of crustal gas-phase hydrogen, and reduces the flux of helium into overlying strata by about 30 per cent because of phase solubility buffering. Identification of this gas phase formation mechanism provides a quantitative insight to assess the helium and hydrogen resource potential in similar intracontinental sedimentary basins found worldwide

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Hey Slacker you are too late for bitter deramping a Good RNS Monday morning will make a mug of you and all the griping over the weekend by you or anyone else wouldn't stop it from going up.

Those guys are all on big money so stopping work for this bit of PR isn't cheap.

For a company assumed to be close to the wire before the announcement, it shows confidence and just the day before Lorna was giving away expensive copier machines and building materials. The whole thing just smells positive. I feel very confident, but will no doubt be wide awake at 4am on Monday lol

I stayed for the golden egg

Good luck to all that held strong

A Tempest about to occur if lucky

Old enough you will remember

How was the Greek party?

Would you buy a camel coat off this fella? His hand would be in your back pocket nicking your wallet

They will come. Expect them to jump ship with profits from todays big mover

It is Blue, I'm just going through it picking up a few highlights worth seeing

Plant Capex $50m

Plant Opex $15-$20/MCF based on 350,000mcf

at 23:30 minutes

https://youtu.be/A4zVkhSXlNw?si=pXdlNuaJb98ky0xD

Best estimate unrisked prospective recoverable Helium resource (2u/P50) of 138Bcf = Value two years ago against imports into China was $50Billion. I believe the value has since risen and predicted to go even higher.

Even if only half that is confirmed it will blow the bloody doors off here!

22 minutes https://youtu.be/A4zVkhSXlNw?si=pXdlNuaJb98ky0xD

Knocking out the cross pumpers today

Thanks Glib from 13:55 minutes...

Surface concentrations 10.6% between 50 and 200 times higher grade than anything in production at the moment.

Simple Logistics! Only 50Km from the main Tanzam Highway between the Port at Dar Salam and Zambia.

Should be pretty much completed by now, but here is how it is done...

'Lovin every minute of it'.

This was an oil find but the principle equipment and method would be the same

https://youtu.be/sXg-f0Ti0M8?si=nF7LIL8xEAUlv2eq

That's not a brew that is touching cloth

A brew is being formed in my cup

Good point Dunk.

I ask the same questions myself and I often wonder about boiler rooms working for the city boosting trade.

I watched a video documentary of an American guy recently who admitted to having his own boiler room team influencing bulletin boards. It does goes on!

Here we are on a FREE forum that has to be moderated over thousands of shares and somebody is picking up that wage bill. Trades generated through LSE are what pays those bills so what better way of encouraging trades than whipping up pump and dump crews wherever they can.

Not saying they are, but thinking about it, there are millions of pounds being made by brokers everyday. Let's face it the FCA have no teeth and they can't have a body stood behind everybody.