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Dawn reported in mid-March 2025 that a meteorite discovered in Somalia has revealed two new minerals, offering clues about asteroid formation and the solar system’s past. The El Ali meteorite, weighing over 15 tonnes, was first identified in 2020. Researchers analyzing a 70-gram sample found minerals never seen on Earth. They named the minerals elaliite, after the meteorite’s location, and elkinstantonite, honoring planetary scientist Lindy Elkins-Tanton.
These minerals formed under intense space conditions, shedding light on how a...
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Anderson reported late March 2025 that Womble Bond Dickinson’s Energy & Natural Resources series titled “Going Nuclear: A Sustainable Solution to Rising Energy Demand” is a collaboration between Christy Woodward, President and Founder of Astute Regulatory Solutions and the author, Partner at Womble Bond Dickinson, who address the challenges of uranium permitting and production as part of the overall changing landscape of commercial nuclear power.
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Hay reported in mid-March 2025 that Boss Energy’s investment in the Alta Mesa uranium project in Texas continues to pay off, with further positive news overnight from partner enCore Energy. Boss expanded its global plans in February 2024 with the $92 million acquisition of a 30% stake in the Alta Mesa in situ recovery uranium project from enCore.
Since that time, enCore has successfully commenced production at Alta Mesa and continues to ramp up activities aimed at achieving a targeted annualised production rate of 1.5 million pounds...
Read More...Kuthunur reported in mid-March 2025 that the demise of nearby massive stars may have played a significant role in triggering at least two mass extinction events in Earth's history, according to new research.
An image of Cassiopeia A (Cas A), the remnant of a massive star that exploded
about 300 years ago. A new study suggests deaths of nearby massive stars
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Nature Geoscience Journal reported in October 2024 that Artificial Intelligence (AI) is increasingly enabling geoscience research. Ensuring community trust in its outcomes requires education and transparency.
Credit: NicoElNino / Alamy Stock Photo
Public awareness of artificial intelligence (AI) has rapidly grown in the past couple of years with the release of generative AI tools such as ChatGPT (and Perplexity.ai), but the us...
Read More...Venditti of Virtual Capatalist mapped the location of Ukraine’s Mineral Resources in mid-march 2025.
The proposed Reconstruction Investment Fund references “deposits of minerals, hydrocarbons, oil, and gas”. Most notably, the White House personnel have shown interest in rare-earth reserves— a group of 17 chemically similar elements critical to manufacturing high-tech products, including loudspeakers and computer hard drives. The data for this graphic comes from the Ukrainian Geologic Survey (here)
Ukraine’s Untapped Resource Pot...
Read More...WNN reported in mid-March 20225 that the start-up of the second ion exchange circuit at enCore Energy's Alta Mesa central processing plant comes as the company is accelerating wellfield development at the project in South Texas. The Alta Mesa central processing plant (Image: enCore)
In-situ recovery - also known as in-situ leach - uranium operations use ion exchange (IX) circuits to collect uranium from process water pumped from recovery wells in the wellfield. The second IX...
WNN reported in mid-march 2025 that TerraPower has announced a strategic collaboration with South Korean conglomerate HD Hyundai to expand the global manufacturing supply chain for Natrium small modular reactors, supporting the rapid commercialization of the advanced nuclear technology.
(Image: HD Hyundai)
The signing ceremony was attended by Chung Kisun, Executive Vice Chairman of HD Hyundai; Won Kwa...
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