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Figure 1 Gold values in surface rock sampling compilation. Rock samples showing gold distribution at Madison Project. Samples greater than 5 g/t Au are labelled. Figure 2 Copper values in surface rock sampling compilation. Rock samples showing copper distribution at Madison Project. Samples greater than 1% Cu are labelled. VANCOUVER, British Columbia, June 09, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- American Pacific Mining Corp (CSE: USGD / FWB: 1QC / OTCQB: USGDF) (“American Pacific” or the &#x2...

Roughrider Exploration Limited ("Roughrider" or the "Company") (TSXV: REL) is pleased to announce the results of its short surface exploration program completed in early May at the Empire Mine property (the "Property") as well as the start of its larger surface exploration program. The Company is also very excited to announce, after waiting many months, that it has also just received approval for its MX drilling permit on the Property. Roughrider has an option to ac...

Thats how long it took perseverance to enter the atmosphere and land on mars. everyones talking about these seven minutes of terror. take us through it. why is this so dangerous? >> its really an incredible technical challenge to try and get safely onto the surface. we come in at 12,000 miles an hour. we have to slow down to less than 2 miles an hour in seven minutes. >> reporter: and today, they did it. perseverance landing in a dried lake bed about the size of lake tahoe. its next mission, dri...

Its just this i start with some materials from the franklin basin. whats it been if these researchers at germanys institute for geosciences and natural resources and how nova are going to analyze some rock samples that were taken off the coast of western greenland theyve got a lot of work ahead of them. first to cut away a slice of rock thats just 30 microns thick about the same width as a sheet of paper. them full examined it under a microscope. my voice jesus stance this sample is almost trans...

Melting every year, warming the oceans and lifting them. this stunning video was shot last month in greenland where temperatures in the 70s melted so much glacier ice, it created a river. we found the same all across iceland. everywhere weve been going, weve been passing these little streams. >> it almost seems like the glacier is bleeding. >> reporter: but this vulnerable country may have come up with a solution scientists here have figured out a way to take carbon dioxide, one of the main ca...

>> bill: an age old mystery. scientists uncovered a rock sample that they expect 65 million. no one was there to see it. so the idea is the asteroid hit wiped out the dinosaurs. >> this is what weve learned since we were little kids in school. a life eliminating event. off mexicos peninsula theyve been drilling into the crater they assumed 66 million years ago is where we got hit by an asteroid. they dug several miles into this crater and pulled up -- it is basically a timeline that you get back...

Good at being able to move that much. you wanted to reach down to the surface without having to bend over too much. >> reporter: rock samples are being opened for the first time. they have been totally vacuum sealed. >> one of the things we know in science is we will always no more in the future so they built that in, they started and ended experiment and did research with those rocks as soon as they came back but they held some back with the idea that 50 years from now we will have new techniqu...

To test these theories the scientists in parts combining their mathematical models with data from rock samples that are millions of years old. using bagnet measurements the researches can detect when and how often such poll reversals have taken place up to now. they have discovered that they have taken place repeatedly. north and south poles have flipped at regular intervals and then flipped back again. over the last several million years there was a polar reversal about every five hundred thous...

To test these theories the scientists in parts combining their mathematical models with data from rock samples that are millions of years old. using bagnet measurements the researches can detect when and how often such poll reversals have taken place up to now. they have discovered that they have taken place repeatedly magnetic north and south poles have flipped at regular intervals and then flipped back again. over the last several million years there was a polar reversal about every five hundr...

Spot more than 34 million miles where it began. major achievement in the study came eight months in digging through soil and rock samples they uncovered evidence of a streambed. so there could have been the basis for life on mars, more than 2 billion years ago. microbes perhaps in the streambed. major achievements already in years one for this rover, bill. bill: what is their sense how much longer this thing lasts? first you have to get touchdown. you have got to get a signal back. enough to kee...