Red Helium News Today

Grand Gulf Energy has unexpectedly flowed significant helium to surface during initial re-entry operations at its Jesse-1A well, part of the Red Helium project, in Utah.

Helium processing business Paradox Resources has filed for bankruptcy.

Australia-based helium exploration and production firm Grand Gulf Energy made a helium gas discovery after drilling the Jesse-2 well.

Grand Gulf Energy has received approval of the Permit to Drill from the Utah Division of Oil, Gas and Mining (UDOGM) for the second pure-play helium well, Jesse-2, at the Red helium project.

Perth-based explorer Grand Gulf Energy (ASX: GGE) has received regulatory approval to drill a second pure-play well at the Red Helium project in the prolific Four Corners region of Utah’s Paradox Basin.

Grand Gulf Energy has raised $8m to progress its helium exploration activities in the US.

Listed helium explorer Grand Gulf Energy was asking investors for $8 million Thursday morning to spend on its exploration wells and for working capital.

Amidst talks of “Helium Shortage 4.0”, Grand Gulf Energy has inked a helium offtake agreement with Paradox Resources.

Photographer Thomas Blanchard has captured the unstable mixture of water and sodium acetate in super high-resolution 8K.

(Image credit: David Becker/Getty Images) Look at any review of any 8K TV on the market and youll run into one nagging question: Wheres the 8K content? The first 8K TVs were introduced in 2018, and three years later the availability of 8K media is still relatively non-existent. The 8K Association, the industry body that handles 8K certification and promotes the 8K format, puts it this way on their website: "We admit, it’s not yet as simple as flipping to any TV channel to find beautiful 8K r...