There is definitely a race on to deep drill for gold in the seabeds! And a lot of aggressive developments in the past few months to explore uncharted
territory as well as employing methods that are so very new that the outcome has not been thoroughly considered.
"An airborne magnetic and electromagnetic survey over the entire licence area is currently taking place to identify strong resistors interpreted to
represent gold rich silicified volcanic rocks in the volcanic rims."
(from "Mega Targets in the Rim of Fire")
Much of this technology has not been publicized or made easily available to the masses. Perhaps this is why so many of our "scientists" have been
closed mouthed. Too many corporations have a vested income in employments associated with these finds. Are they putting the planet at stake in these
new ventures? Do these untested methods threaten to wreck the stability of the planet and endanger other natural resources?
Fact is, realizing they have technology that allows them to explore exactly what is under the seabed and how far down it is....should we really
believe in "accidents"?
Look how recently much of this has been set in motion:
"Fauro (Solomon Islands) 100% owned_ An exploration license was granted to Solomon Gold on Nov. 30, 2009 for a period of 3 years and is owned 100% by
Solomon Gold."
This just happened a few months ago. Intriguing that the deadline is Dec.1, 2012.
It seems to me that the operations are being done in haste. There is no one to give us any assurance that this mining of seabeds will not compromise
the ecology.
"Stream sediment sampling in December 2009 by Solomon Gold geologists has identified gold contents between 2 and 6 times the level found...(in
samples on main island)."
What is worth risking the balance of the planet ----it's eco system and wildlife? Why are these corporations allowed to threaten the planet's
existence and yet the "little people" are being led to believe "it's all our fault" for using petroleum products?
"Fauro's geological setting is similar to the giant 40m oz Lihir deposit, 560 km to the northwest of Lihir and Fauro shows similar mineralogy and
geological setting. Solomon's Gold believes Fauro to have potential to host a world class gold deposit with geological similarities to Lihir."
It appears that these corporations are targeting areas that are fragile and dangerous to be tampered with. As the title explains, "Mega Targets on
the Rim of Fire" indicates that they will be drilling where there is or has been volcanic activity. From my findings, calderas seem to be the most
immediate focus.
"Northern penisula of Fauro and Masamasa Islands are the remnant rims of a volcano which gave off silica and gold rich mineral fluids as the
volcanoes waned."
I suspect the focus will quickly shift from BP's disaster to others that are waiting to happen.
"Thereafter the company expects to commence a drill program in the 2nd quarter of 2010 to test the anomalies identified."
www.solomongold.com...
[edit on 10-7-2010 by Alethea]
[edit on 10-7-2010 by Alethea]