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hanson
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 Posted: Thu Oct 09, 2008 2:12 am Post subject: R3M |
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Exxon Mobil is airing lots of TV ads about their R3M.
Short for: Remote Reservoir Resistivity Mapping.
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What is so new and/or revolutionary about R3M?[/quote]
Con, Hype or Holy Grail for new oil discoveries?
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Spaceman
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| Posted: Thu Oct 09, 2008 4:19 am Post subject: Re: R3M |
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hanson wrote:
[quote]Exxon Mobil is airing lots of TV ads about their R3M.
Short for: Remote Reservoir Resistivity Mapping.
What is so new and/or revolutionary about R3M?
Con, Hype or Holy Grail for new oil discoveries?
hanson
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It is a slightly different approach to a few year old
technology I think?
It is a copy of a method used in water, but used
on land instead.
Marine Controlled-Source Electromagnetic surveying. |
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hanson
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| Posted: Thu Oct 09, 2008 7:50 am Post subject: Re: R3M |
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"Spaceman" <spaceman@yourclockmalfunctioned.duh> wrote in message
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[quote]hanson wrote:
Exxon Mobil is airing lots of TV ads about their R3M.
Short for: Remote Reservoir Resistivity Mapping.
What is so new and/or revolutionary about R3M?
Con, Hype or Holy Grail for new oil discoveries?
hanson
"Spaceman"
It is a slightly different approach to a few year old
technology I think? It is a copy of a method used
in water, but used on land instead.
Marine Controlled-Source Electromagnetic surveying.
hanson wrote:[/quote]
ahahaha... yeah, yeah, that>s what it says on the web.
Still, Con, Hype or Holy Grail for new oil discoveries? |
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Spaceman
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| Posted: Thu Oct 09, 2008 7:51 am Post subject: Re: R3M |
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hanson wrote:
[quote]"Spaceman" <spaceman@yourclockmalfunctioned.duh> wrote in message
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hanson wrote:
Exxon Mobil is airing lots of TV ads about their R3M.
Short for: Remote Reservoir Resistivity Mapping.
What is so new and/or revolutionary about R3M?
Con, Hype or Holy Grail for new oil discoveries?
hanson
"Spaceman"
It is a slightly different approach to a few year old
technology I think? It is a copy of a method used
in water, but used on land instead.
Marine Controlled-Source Electromagnetic surveying.
hanson wrote:
ahahaha... yeah, yeah, that>s what it says on the web.
Still, Con, Hype or Holy Grail for new oil discoveries?
[/quote]
I would give it more of the hype classification..
It is just another technology that can do basically
what it says.
The problem is doing such everywhere that makes it hard
to do.
It sure is not a Star Trek tricorder.
And New discoveries are a waste anyways since all the enviro freaks
won>t let us drill anywhere new anyways.
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hanson
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| Posted: Wed Oct 15, 2008 4:10 am Post subject: Re: R3M |
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"Spaceman" <spaceman@yourclockmalfunctioned.duh> wrote
[quote]hanson wrote:
"Spaceman" wrote
hanson wrote:
Exxon Mobil is airing lots of TV ads about their R3M.
Short for: Remote Reservoir Resistivity Mapping.
What is so new and/or revolutionary about R3M?
Con, Hype or Holy Grail for new oil discoveries?
hanson
"Spaceman" wrote:
It is a slightly different approach to a few year old
technology I think? It is a copy of a method used
in water, but used on land instead.
Marine Controlled-Source Electromagnetic surveying.
hanson wrote:
ahahaha... yeah, yeah, that>s what it says on the web.
Still, Con, Hype or Holy Grail for new oil discoveries?
"Spaceman" wrote:
I would give it more of the hype classification..
It is just another technology that can do basically
what it says. The problem is doing such everywhere
that makes it hard to do.
It sure is not a Star Trek tricorder. And New discoveries
are a waste anyways since all the enviro freaks
won>t let us drill anywhere new anyways.
:)
hanson wrote:[/quote]
Look at the response to this thus far... AHAHAHA...
Besides you not a single one of all these perennial
web lice and net fleas here has shown any interest
about the product that they moan and whine about
at the gas pump. -- Yet when it comes to space-time,
orbits, octonions and younger twins that do not affect
them in any way... they can argue for days,and years..
with rubber-rulers and malfunctions clocks... ahaha..
Thanks for the laughs, James.... ahahahanson, |
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Spaceman
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| Posted: Wed Oct 15, 2008 7:33 am Post subject: Re: R3M |
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hanson wrote:
[quote]"Spaceman" <spaceman@yourclockmalfunctioned.duh> wrote
hanson wrote:
"Spaceman" wrote
hanson wrote:
Exxon Mobil is airing lots of TV ads about their R3M.
Short for: Remote Reservoir Resistivity Mapping.
What is so new and/or revolutionary about R3M?
Con, Hype or Holy Grail for new oil discoveries?
hanson
"Spaceman" wrote:
It is a slightly different approach to a few year old
technology I think? It is a copy of a method used
in water, but used on land instead.
Marine Controlled-Source Electromagnetic surveying.
hanson wrote:
ahahaha... yeah, yeah, that>s what it says on the web.
Still, Con, Hype or Holy Grail for new oil discoveries?
"Spaceman" wrote:
I would give it more of the hype classification..
It is just another technology that can do basically
what it says. The problem is doing such everywhere
that makes it hard to do.
It sure is not a Star Trek tricorder. And New discoveries
are a waste anyways since all the enviro freaks
won>t let us drill anywhere new anyways.
:)
hanson wrote:
Look at the response to this thus far... AHAHAHA...
Besides you not a single one of all these perennial
web lice and net fleas here has shown any interest
about the product that they moan and whine about
at the gas pump. -- Yet when it comes to space-time,
orbits, octonions and younger twins that do not affect
them in any way... they can argue for days,and years..
with rubber-rulers and malfunctions clocks... ahaha..
Thanks for the laughs, James.... ahahahanson,
[/quote]
Well it works without the need of any scifi rubber rulers or
malfunctioning clocks so they probably could not understand
it.
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hanson
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| Posted: Thu Oct 16, 2008 12:20 am Post subject: Re: R3M |
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"Spaceman" <spaceman@yourclockmalfunctioned.duh> wrote in message
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[quote]hanson wrote:
"Spaceman" <spaceman@yourclockmalfunctioned.duh> wrote
hanson wrote:
"Spaceman" wrote
hanson wrote:
Exxon Mobil is airing lots of TV ads about their R3M.
Short for: Remote Reservoir Resistivity Mapping.
What is so new and/or revolutionary about R3M?
Con, Hype or Holy Grail for new oil discoveries?
hanson
"Spaceman" wrote:
It is a slightly different approach to a few year old
technology I think? It is a copy of a method used
in water, but used on land instead.
Marine Controlled-Source Electromagnetic surveying.
hanson wrote:
ahahaha... yeah, yeah, that>s what it says on the web.
Still, Con, Hype or Holy Grail for new oil discoveries?
"Spaceman" wrote:
I would give it more of the hype classification..
It is just another technology that can do basically
what it says. The problem is doing such everywhere
that makes it hard to do.
It sure is not a Star Trek tricorder. And New discoveries
are a waste anyways since all the enviro freaks
won>t let us drill anywhere new anyways.
:)
hanson wrote:
Look at the response to this thus far... AHAHAHA...
Besides you not a single one of all these perennial
web lice and net fleas here has shown any interest
about the product that they moan and whine about
at the gas pump. -- Yet when it comes to space-time,
orbits, octonions and younger twins that do not affect
them in any way... they can argue for days,and years..
with rubber-rulers and malfunctions clocks... ahaha..
Thanks for the laughs, James.... ahahahanson,
"Spaceman" wrote
Well it works without the need of any scifi rubber rulers or
malfunctioning clocks so they probably could not understand
it.
:)
hanson wrote:[/quote]
.... exactly!... ahahahaha... AHAHAHAHA... AHAHAHA...
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