SpectryonStar
Nevada spans a vast 110,572 square miles, making it one of the largest states in the U.S., and this area converts to roughly 286,380 square kilometers.
Its immense landmass—mostly arid basins, rugged ranges, and sparsely populated terrain creates both opportunity and challenge for mineral and resource exploration. The sheer scale of the state underscores why exploration efforts often require signi
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This SpectryonStar One analysis tells a story about the significant presence of Gold deposits within the state of Nevada.
It also provides information that tells us where there are no radiologic signatures indicating the presence of Gold.
Star One surveys provide a litmus test indicating if radiation clusters exist in the vicinity.
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SpectryonStar Two analysis breaks the generalized areas previously identified into more concise regions.
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SpectryonStar Three analysis provides even greater specificity of the surveyed area.
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This image represents a region to the East of Fallon, NV. The blue and green polygons represent Star 2 and 3 indicators respectively.
You’ll see crosshatched lines added to the image. These mark claims filed with the Nevada Division of Minerals (NDOM). Also note the areas where SpectryonStar shows no radiologic signature and where no claim records exist.
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You can also see that certain areas where radiologic signature is indicated, you do not see a claims history.
A Closer look where topographic features are activated shows the difficulty in reaching these areas.
SpectryonField
Upon completion of Star Three Analysis, we developed a primary interest in roughly 1,400 sq. km.
This led us to perform a Spectryon Stage 1 Analysis still utilizing satellite imagery processed in a laboratory environment.
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As shown in these figures, the actual survey flight path along the northern site (No. 2) differed significantly from the original plan. Due to the steep and inaccessible terrain, the flight was conducted along the base of the mountains rather than directly over them. Operating within the mountainous area would have substantially increased project costs. Additionally, measured signal
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The images to the right display Stage 2 Anomolies overlayed on on satellite and topographic maps respectively.
Note the anomaly color coding:
Red – maximum intrinsic radiation from gold-bearing formations; highest productive potential.
Blue – up to 70% of red intensity; moderate potential.
Green – up to 30% of red intensity; low potential.
Yellow – outer boundary of the radiation cl