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Stallion Discoveries Corp. is pleased to announce it has engaged Expert Geophysics Limited to conduct an airborne MobileMT™ survey that will cover the entirety of Stallion's Western Athabasca Basin JV Project. The Expert team has already... - Veroeffentlicht am 25.10.2023
Strathmore Plus Uranium Corp. is pleased to announce the results of the first twelve holes drilled at our Agate project in the Shirley Basin uranium district of Wyoming, where all 12 holes hit mineralization. These results confirm that the Agate... - Veroeffentlicht am 16.10.2023
, 3, 2023 - Trench Metals Corp. is pleased to provide an exploration update for its wholly-owned Carter Lake Uranium Project situated on the west side of the Athabasca Basin. A examination of the VTEM data has unveiled multiple potential exploration... - Veroeffentlicht am 04.10.2023
Atha Energy Corp. is pleased to announce results from its large-scale electromagnetic surveys at its 100%-owned North Terra Project and North Pinnacle Project , located in Saskatchewan's Athabasca basin, within the Company's North Rim Exploration... - Veroeffentlicht am 27.09.2023
ust 30 - , : Gold Basin Resources Corp. - announces that, further to its news release of ust 8th, 2023, it has increased its Financing to up to C$943,000 from the previously announced C$500,000. All other aspects of the Financing remain as disclosed... - Veroeffentlicht am 31.08.2023
Myriad Uranium Corp. announces that Loxcroft Resources Ltd. has waived the Company's obligation to incur additional exploration expenses to earn an 80% interest in over 1,800 km2 of uranium exploration licenses in the Tim Mersoi Basin, Niger , and... - Veroeffentlicht am 31.08.2023
>> yes. >> what an interesting hurricane season to have two category two or stronger storms simultaneously in the atlantic basin statement. >> we've got franc -- tropical storm winds impacting the island but, of course, we now have the more pressing issue of this major category three hurricane idalia bringing impacts to florida in the overnight hours. >> ian: first first time since 1950 that the atlantic basin, anywhere in the basin, has had two storms simultaneously, 110 miles per hour plus. >> we've got a shoutout dr. phil -- out much florida state, the michael jordan of florida climatology, and this is just showing you the scenario, a couple weeks back the atlantic was sigh excellent and now we've got two incredibly powerful storms. >> jane: and both of these storms feeding off of our major concern all season long, these
>> jane: the power of the waves and the power of the storm already wreaking havoc. >> ian: yeah, jane and that water is going a start undermining some of the power poles, the bases of those and that's going to make it much easier for these -- -- we wanted to show enthusiasm. >> we had mentioned this just several minutes back and now we've got graphical support for this. >> look at that, this is only the third time in history with two major hurricanes. >> you've got idalia and franklin. >> first time in the atlantic basin since 1993 -- so it's in the month of august, jane, which is just odd to have one major hurricane. >> yes, it happens but most of the majors come in september, the early part of october when the basin has had the a full season worth of warmth. >> jane: but the thing is that those waters have -- nothing like what we've seen in the
-- two hurricane majors in very good spots for intensification. >> whether you talk about the above average sea temperatures, two degrees above celsius but when you have idalia, work through the yucatan channel where these temperatures are in the upper 80s and then you have franklin somewhere over here on the gulf stream so in a year where the whole basin is very warm, these two storms, jane, somehow manage to find the warmest spots. >> jane: yeah, and you take a look at this category four and five landfalls along the atlantic coast, and notice most strikingly where we don't have the next landfall in the big bend and that's exactly where we expect to see idalia. >> ian: yeah is these are category four and category five storms. >> we're showing this because we're expect can idalia to be a four when it makes landfall in the big bend and we've also been