goldenmojo
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- Dec 9, 2013
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- Bazooka Prospector-Sniper-Supermini Thanks Todd & Chris, Goldhog Multisluice Thanks Doc, My Land Matters Thanks Claydiggins, 6 Senses
- Primary Interest:
- Prospecting
That's cute! if you put smiley faces on them and name them we could make them mascots.
You shouldn't be drawing on your computer screen...it might be "permanent"
Only if you use a Magic Marker! Yes Mojo your drawing is getting better! LOL!
I see two cheerleaders at a soccer game
In Soviet Russia, you do not remove overburden...it removes you!
"remote sensing" is pure BS and nothing more than guessing. It's what everybody does when searching for things. "Gee, that looks like a promising area, Il'l check over there. Now I'll look over here and there...."
There is a special section of the forum for all that hokum and non-sense. The gold prospecting area isn't it.
Same name, two different things...
I believe you are mixing up the remote sensing in geology is based on satellite images, spectral analysis and a fair bit of knowledge of geological models.
Most often in combination with GIS software.
The other form of "remote sensing" might be BS. Don't know, don't care.
Hahaha, you think this guy is sitting at home, using multi-million dollar satellites, LIDAR, GIS mapping software to pick where he is drawing little circles on a google-earth picture?
If this guy could find gold, he would be out digging it himself.