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Investegate announcements from 88 Energy Limited, Acquisition of Interest in Project Peregrine

BENEATH THE ICE The material for the new PNAS study came from Camp Century, a Cold War military base dug inside the ice sheet far above the Arctic Circle in the 1960s. The real purpose of the camp was a super-secret effort, called Project Iceworm, to hide 600 nuclear missiles under the ice close to the Soviet Union. As cover, the Army presented the camp as a polar science station. © University of VermontThe military mission failed, but the science team did complete important research, including drilling a 4560-foot-deep ice core. The Camp Century scientists were focused on the ice itse...

About 3,800 years ago Yellowstone National Park’s Lower Geyser Basin underwent a significant environmental change. Montana State University paleoecologist Christopher Schiller and his colleagues have analyzed pollen, algae and chemicals in a 2018 sediment core from the basin’s Goose Lake. They linked it to research by other scientists in the region to document an increase in local hydrothermal activity that led to the open landscape tourists see today. "The Goose Lake/(Lower Geyser Basin) research is important because it ties together our understanding of climate, geology, vegetatio...

    Jangada Mines plc, a natural resources company, is pleased to note the announcement released on 13 January 2021 by TSX-V listed ValOre Metals Corp. ('ValOre'), in which Jangada holds a 17.68 per cent interest.   The announcement has been reproduced exactly as reported below, other than for the inclusion of links and images, and can be viewed in full on ValOre's website using the following link:   http://valoremetals.com/news-media/news-releases/2021/valore-reports-encouraging-ore-sorting-potential-for-pedra-branca-pge-project-17652-g...

If we hadn't found this would be an indication that we've messed up our measurements. but it was accurate. swap to. their arms as a few collected a lot of information without once driving our shovel into the soil and what is particularly satisfying is what we found in the core sample namely charcoal. through radio carbon dating we'll be able to establish how old is charcoal and which doesn't mean we'll know how old the ditch is about how we proceed one step at a time and of course when the botanists then examine the charcoal forest will know what type of trees were burned here. ah. the soil sa...