Mobilization Of Exploration Plans On Lucky Boy Uranium Project

VANCOUVER – New Earth Resources Corp. announced the mobilization of exploration activities on its past-producing Lucky Boy Uranium Project, located in Gila County, Arizona. This phase of exploration aims to enhance the understanding of the uranium mineralization within the project area and is expected to begin soon. The planned exploration program includes comprehensive geological mapping, geochemical surveys, and scintillometer surveys. Further to the previously stated exploration plans, the Company also plans to utilize a handheld XRF analyzer and a handheld LIBS analyzer (see below for more details). These activities are designed to assess the potential uranium resources and further define the geological features within the project site.
Detailed geological mapping will be conducted to identify and characterize rock formations, mineralization patterns, and structural features critical to the success of the exploration efforts. Geochemical sampling will be undertaken to collect data on soil and rock chemistry, which is vital for identifying areas with potential uranium mineralization. The use of scintillometers will facilitate real-time measurement of radioactivity in the field. This non-invasive technique will aid in identifying prospective areas for further exploration. These instruments from SciAps give in-field elemental geochemical analysis using X-ray fluorescence and breakdown spectroscopy for elemental analysis, including light elements, giving real time assistance in identifying areas for exploration concentration.
“We are incredibly excited to announce the mobilization of this phase of our exploration program at our past-producing, flagship uranium property, the Lucky Boy Project. With exploration activities commencing imminently, this marks an important step in advancing the project and unlocking its full potential,” said Lawrence Hay, CEO.