Latest News From Terra Resources
Below you will find up-to-date news from the Terra Resources team along with articles of interest
New Lord’s Gold Targets to Drive Next Exploration Phase, Sandstone Gold Project
Drilling planned to focus on depth and strike extensions of shallow high-grade gold mineralisation at the historical Lord Nelson and Lord Henry pits. Preparations are underway for an reverse circulation (RC) drilling program to test these high-priority targets recently identified by Alto’s geologists and its external peer review team, including Prof. David Groves and Terra Resources.
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Drilling Commences at Redstone’s West Musgrave Project
RC drilling program for approximately 2000m has commenced at Redstone’s 100% owned West Musgrave Project in Western Australia.
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West Musgrave Prospectivity Assessment Completed – New Exploration Target Areas Identified
Several new prospective Target Areas have been assessed and identified for future exploration and testing, including the five best EM conductors to be tested in the upcoming drill campaign.
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Priority Exploration Targets – Gordons Dam Gold Prospect
Sub Audio Magnetic geophysical survey identifies eight new exploration target areas directly adjacent to and for 1.5km south of Gordons Dam.
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District-Scale Geophysical Surveys: What Works and What Doesn’t for Gold
Terra Resources was pleased to be associated with Orogenic Gold: From Philosophy to Exploration 2019. Our staff at Terra Resources were pleased to present a paper on District-Scale Geophysical Surveys: What Works and What Doesn’t for Gold
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Aruma provides Exploration Update
Aruma provides Exploration Update – Slate Dam and Beowulf drill targets generated from results of highly successful high resolution airborne electromagnetic (AEM) survey
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Altan Nevada identifies Pumpkin Hollow Strike Extension Targets
Altan Nevada Minerals Ltd (Altan) is pleased to announce the results of its recent IP survey combined with ground magnetic interpretation to identify high value targets directly along strike from the Pumkin Hollow Copper project.
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Outstanding IP results confirm new priority drill targets at Colson Cobalt‐Copper project
Strong IP anomalies coincide with 1.3km long trend of anomalous soil samples assaying up to 0.11% Co at the Long Tom Prospect
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New geophysics? Or bad geophysics? How to not be fooled.
Misguided scientists erroneously think they have found ways to bend or ignore scientific principles, and in some cases unscrupulous tricksters are willing to sell a bogus product to an exploration market desperate for competitive advantage.
Geophysics thrives on innovation. New science should be actively encouraged. But many millions of exploration dollars are wasted, and much damage is done to the business of exploration and the reputation of geophysics, by ineffective or bogus techniques. This document was created to give some guidelines to geologists interested in innovative methods, but wary of wasting money conducting useless surveys and drilling holes in the wrong places.
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Blackstone Identifies Large Copper, Gold and Cobalt Targets at Little Gem
The IP survey has identified new IP chargeability and resistivity anomalies which are significantly larger and stronger than the anomalies from the first phase and all exhibit chargeability and resistivity signatures typical of sulfide bearing bodies.
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Blackstone Minerals Confirms Multiple New Targets Along Strike at Little Gem
Blackstone Minerals Limited (ASX: BSX) is pleased to announce results from phase one of an IP survey recently completed at the Little Gem Cobalt-Gold Project (“Little Gem”) in British Columbia, Canada.
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Thick mineralised intervals encountered in initial drilling at the Colson Cobalt‐Copper project, Idaho
New World Cobalt Limited (ASX: NWC; “New World Cobalt” or “the Company”) is pleased to advise that it has made a strong start to its maiden drilling program at the Colson Cobalt‐Copper Project in the Idaho Cobalt Belt, USA with significant zones of mineralisation encountered in the first three diamond drill‐holes.
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