I thought you might like to see some radiometrics over the new WA tenements - I struggle with an intrepretation, at least one I could state here without fear of being called to ridicule. But perhaps
@Black Cat could give us his ideas. Thanks!
Anyway the first snip shows the new tenements (plural, as shown on WA Mines maps) the boundary is dashed to show they are pending, not granted.
The orange pink colour is the granite and the mid grey is sandstone. Names as stated in the Company ann. Other strata I did not note but I should check the bright pink dome in the bottom left.
And the second snip is the radiometrics over the same area. Here the red is the gamma rays from radioactive potassium which very often comes up with the granite which spawns fertile pegmatites. Blue represents uranium. and green thorium (both radioactive of course)
An interesting thing, for me, is the strong correlation between the potassium outline and the granite intrusion - nearby if there are pegmatites there is a good chance they will be fertile. Lithium is the flavour of the month, but also rubidium is possible, and it is valuable and a critical metal.
Again I think we could ask BC about Rb in this region !!
To top off, the third graphic is a close up of the radiometrics of the central area of the largest tenement - note the bright orange spot for reference.
And then the last diagram is the same area in topography.
Look closely at the radiometrics over the watercourses - see the blue from uranium, its known that U is leached out of granites and collects in channels - a company MHC (Manhatten) has a U project east of Kalgoorlie where the U is in a paleo channel. So worth keeping an eye open for U.
But more important for us is that the high ground clearly has potassium, and that could be the tell tale for us.
A great pick up IMO - and an opportunity to be a first mover in Li and/or Rb in this region. GL all.
No advice, of course.
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