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Stick this in your pipe slacker, read the career highlights;

https://www.durham.ac.uk/staff/j-g-gluyas/

Https://www.durham.ac.uk/departments/academic/earth-sciences/news/professor-jon-gluyas-elected-president-designate-of-the-geological-society/

these are high powered academics

"Helium and carbon isotope systematics of cold “mazuku” CO2 vents and hydrothermal gases and fluids from Rungwe Volcanic Province, southern Tanzania"

Dr P H Barry

find it on researchgate/google scholar

DYOR

Https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chris_Ballentine

"Diveena Danabalan said: ‘We show that volcanoes in the rift play an important role in the formation of viable helium reserves. Volcanic activity likely provides the heat necessary to release the helium accumulated in ancient crustal rocks. However, if gas traps are located too close to a given volcano, they run the risk of helium being heavily diluted by volcanic gases such as carbon dioxide, just as we see in thermal springs from the region. We are now working to identify the ‘goldilocks-zone’ between the ancient crust and the modern volcanoes where the balance between helium release and volcanic dilution is ‘just right’.’

Professor Chris Ballentine said: ‘We sampled helium gas (and nitrogen) just bubbling out of the ground in the Tanzanian East African Rift valley. By combining our understanding of helium geochemistry with seismic images of gas trapping structures, independent experts have calculated a probable resource of 54 Billion Cubic Feet (BCf) in just one part of the rift valley. This is enough to fill over 1.2 million medical MRI scanners. To put this discovery into perspective, global consumption of helium is about 8 BCf per year and the United States Federal Helium Reserve, which is the world’s largest supplier, has a current reserve of just 24.2 BCf. Total known reserves in the USA are around 153 BCf. This is a game changer for the future security of society’s helium needs and similar finds in the future may not be far away.’

Dr Pete Barry, Oxford, who sampled the gases, added: ‘We can apply this same strategy to other parts of the world with a similar geological history to find new helium resources. Excitingly, we have linked the importance of volcanic activity for helium release with the presence of potential trapping structures and this study represents another step towards creating a viable model for helium exploration. This is badly needed given the current demand for helium.’

Professor Jon Gluyas said: ‘This is an outstanding example of industry and academia working together closely to deliver real value to society. The impact of this and expected future helium discoveries will secure supply for the medical scanning and other industries.’"

same source (DYOR)

Researchers from Oxford University’s Department of Earth Sciences and Durham University, working with Norwegian helium exploration company Helium-One, have developed a brand new exploration approach. The first use of this method has resulted in the discovery of a world-class helium gas field in Tanzania.

"Their research shows that volcanic activity provides the intense heat necessary to release the gas from ancient, helium-bearing rocks. Within the Tanzanian East African Rift Valley, volcanoes have released helium from ancient deep rocks and have trapped this helium in shallower gas fields. The research was presented today by PhD student Diveena Danabalan at the Goldschmidt geochemistry conference in Yokohama, Japan."

same source as previous link

DYOR

Diveena Danabalan, Ph.D.

Head of EIC Consult at EIC (Energy Industries Council)

Where do you think a farm-in agreement might come from? let's hazard a guess shall we?

note who sponsored the research in the article I have just linked

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Equinor

formerly statoil

my views

It's this lot we're up against, they are trading this, so it's their million share buys going through, and then their sells. MMs it's time you took the sp up to the next level.

Is working hard to try and get the share price down for his entry point yet again. Let's not let that happen. Enough of this tomfoolery from those trying to destroy the sp so they can put millions of shares in to their pockets and keep on trading this, which is what they are doing, as evidenced by slacker, pro one minute, against the next, and so he keeps swinging around with it.

Https://www.earth.ox.ac.uk/2016/06/huge-helium-discovery-a-life-saving-find/

Here is the link again,

https://www.earth.ox.ac.uk/2016/06/huge-helium-discovery-a-life-saving-find/

Well someone's snapping up the million + share buys frequently enough!

Let's hope HE1 secure a farm in agreement then Bridgedogg1, as they do say they are getting more foot soldiers on to the ground running, so may be a farm in agreement is just around the corner, just like global helium managed to achieve for itself, and then the sp will be way north of here. my views.

Went through and the MMs immediately gap down! Let them play. If anyone is selling this, they might easily regret it very soon! GLA. my views.

Don't think peeps have woken up to how valuable this commodity is. If HE1 can get it to commercial grade and sell it, they can virtually name their price, as demand for it far exceeds supply.

"Although helium is best known for inflating balloons, these unique properties make it suitable for a range of other applications. In fact, helium plays a crucial role in various scientific, industrial, and medical applications, from healthcare to flight."

Perhaps Musk will buy some shares as the Americans have used up their helium reserves by all accounts!

"The Large Hadron Collider is the single most significant use for helium"

It's even in your airbags!

https://www.oxygenservicecompany.com/commercial-uses-of-helium/

You're right Troajan, we have gone blue, it's moved up a notch, let's hope it can keep rising now, just like helium itself :)