TONNAGEUsing COFF3E 's calculation from Nov 16 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- November 16, 2016 - 07:42 PM 163 Reads Post# 25472321 Calculated SP to be over $1? its been a while since I played with math.. brings back memories of being in school. Note that these are approximations and values are being assumed (but could be good ballpark values) - - - 2240m (length of 4 dykes combined) X 5m (5m at surface) X 50m (50m deep) = 560 000m^3 Density of rock = 2.65g/cm^3 = 2650 kg/m^3 (not sure what kind of specific rock but it seems like a good average) 560 000 m^3 x (2650kg/m^3) = 1 484 000 000kg of rock 1 484 000 000kg = 1 484 000tonnes ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ The NR of Nov 29 suggests dykes D12 & HL-6 may be contiguous for an overall length of 1800 meters. That's an added 1500 meters length plus newly discovered HL-8 is probably at least 300 meters for a total of 1800 more meters to his tonnage calculation. Coff3e uses 50 meters for depth whereas historical data indicates depths to 150 meters. Being a bit more optimistic and allowing for a dyke width of say 8 meters at depth we substitute as follows------------------------------------------------------------------------ 2240 +1500 +300 = 4040m length x 8m wdth x 150m dpth = 4848000 M^3 x 2650kg/m^3 = 12847200000 kg or 12.8 Million Tonnes. ............... If we assume a dyke width of 10 m that boosts the tonnage to 16 million tonnes. ........ Fun speculating , but it's a very real possibility that we have a mine on our hands ....... Delineation drilling will be exciting .