He is such an effective communicator. Love this guy!

I have noticed anomalous reflectivity of chalcopyrite in LW UV. Pyrite is not. So even on hand sample and core it becomes easy to photograph chalcopyrite.

How could it be responsible when mining company’s allowed just to walk away from the project with out reclamation

My professor told me not call them aboriginals, we should call them Indigenous people

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Thank you for posting that online! :)

Does this system make any sound when in operation other than the helicopter sound? ie is there any sound or electromagnetic effects heard or felt by a person? I'm asking because in 2011 I was Prospecting with a friend near The Pioneer Gold Mine up stream from The Bralorne mine. we were both camping in our vehicles. Around 2am'ish I was awoken to the feeling of a fly landing on my forearm, like it triggered a feeling due to the hairs on my bare forearm moving. I immediately woke up and sat up, then I heard a faint hum in the distance that began to get louder and louder, its sound was oscillating, as the sound got closer and closer and as soon as I sat up I could feel all of my hairs under my T-shirt on my back begin to sway back and forth in unison with the sound, my whole body was energized and all of my small hairs felt like they were swaying back and forth with the sound. it got louder and louder then began to get quieter and quieter. it was akin to hearing an emergency vehicle with it's sirens on coming toward you then passing you and travelling away from you. It scared the hell out of me. It was about 2am, on a moonless pitch black night at the Dead End of a forest service road in the middle of one of the richest Gold areas in BC. Was it you guys? or honestly, Seriously, or Was It Aliens. I'm not joking. My Story also happened in 2011.

Alien Abductions: Tree mutilations, they have been happening quite a lot in the area.

This video was really good to watch after I have spent a couple of days studying all of the reports, then to find this video summarizing it all really helped make it a lot clearer. Yes I prefer looking for rocks over golfing. I'm a BCIT Certified Prospector from about 13 years ago. I have always felt like I belonged in the Boundry Country, so it's now going to be my new prospecting area for sure. Thank you.

Or just STOP FRACKING and your self created problems will not exist. Trash Product!

Excellent talk, the zoned apatite is interesting!

Brilliant video and very insightful. Sadly we don't see enough Bob Josephs in mainstream media. He's doing good work in teaching non-indigenous on how to work with them.

This man is very intellegent a natural leader, the future of the first nations people, shit Im white and Id vote for him.

Wait what? Mount Meager? Are you talking about one of the most unstable areas in the Province that as recently as 2010 resulted in the largest land slide in Canadian history? And where geologists have flagged a massive crack that if compromiced could result in a slide that would carry 10 times the debris running down the river valley, at the end of which, sits Pemberton? And we are contemplating drilling wells, forcing fluid back and fourth between fissures? You seem to be soft peddling or really not highlighting any potential risk in your presentation. See CBC report on dangers particlarly at mark 4:00. www.youtube.com/watch%3Fv%3DS7ADoIHXHUQ&ved=2ahUKEwiS6cGji8rwAhXOop4KHS4TCTIQwqsBMAB6BAgKEAE&usg=AOvVaw1XEztfZ17ZVrdl_J4MgFwg #cbcnews #globalnews

where to buy this equiment ?

Can you map using drones now? What software do you use to interpret the data? Can Starlink be used to map data too?

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How’s the retirement going - not sure why I’m one of only 69 subscribers here: thinking the message here, and elsewhere needs to be louder

I´m listening to the webinar for the first time. I like the way a correlations exists between borehole lithology and resistivity inversions. There is a great deal of work behind data acquisition and obtaining the final resistivity profile graphs. I immigrated to Canada from Mexico where the relevance of aquifer definition gains more and more importance in terms of rural and urban land management. Is there an agency here in British Columbia in charge of managing water resource information? I suppose all other aspects (data collection, processing, reporting, and permits) might run through federal/provincial/municipal departments. Thanks for posting the presentations and congratulations for the overall success of the campaign .

Another interesting presentation.

thanks for the information, greetings from Peru