AAPG Emeritus, DPA Certified Petroleum Geologist #5881 Introducing DELSEG (Deep Earth Linear Sonde Electron Generation) Subterranean Electricity Generation EDT
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NEW Disruptive Technology
My "X" Sub will be changing directions. I have been focused on Oil and Gas Exploration and Development using a Teach and Mentor line of thinking. I will be changing to "DELSEG"
New Focus:
Recently, I have obtained a United States Utility Patent eGrant No_12381450 August 5 2025. "SUBTERRANEAN
ELECTRICITY-GENERATING SYSTEM" which I call "DELSEG" (Deep Earth Linear Sonde Electron Generation.)
I will be offering "DELSEG" on a License Basis to manufacture, sell, and service.
It is an Unconventional, Conventional Resource which is the new or existing well bores that can be converted to generating electricity.
This is a new innovation and disruptive technology invention primarily for the Oil and Gas Industry, but applicable for generation of electricity in any other business.
BACKGROUND
The present disclosure relates to the generation of electricity using vertical Linear Sondes below ground level in a vertical shaft.
The oil and gas producing industry has existing well bores that can be converted to contain the linear Sondes. Oil and gas wells reach an economic limit and will require plugging and abandoning. There are 100’s of thousands of wells that are currently at their economic limit and in addition and as well as, there are 100’s of thousands orphaned and temporarily abandoned wells that require plugging and abandoning. These wells can be reconditioned and converted by using the existing casing to accommodate the vertical linear Sondes while at the same time plugging off the well bore interval previously used to produce oil and gas and water from a rock reservoir. Existing Pipelines can be converted to use as Conduit for electrical transmission power lines. In addition, new well bores can be drilled and DELSEG installed. This also applies to Energy Generation companies and Utilities. Energy generation utilities are typically called "electric utilities" or "power companies," which are companies that generate and distribute electricity for sale to consumers, often regulated by local and national authorities; they can include investor-owned, publicly owned, or cooperative entities depending on their structure
DELSEG combines the technology of the Petroleum Industry drilling and completion methods, including a vast segment of service and supply companies with this new capability in generation of electrons. DELSEG constitutes Renewable Energy Facilities which can also be a Utility-scale electricity provider. DELSEG would offer sustainability, and repeatability.
Below PPT color Image for minimum concept clarity only. There are 15 Claims and 11 Drawing Sheets.
NOT an advertisement or solicitation for investment. This is a new technology.
DM if of interest.
@exxonmobil @bp_America @Shell @OilnGasInvestor @IPAAaccess @SecretaryWright @OPECSecretariat
#oilandgas #oil #gas #electricygeneration
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How do you get closer to God when you feel absolutely nothing?
Most people assume closeness to God is supposed to feel like something. Warmth in your chest. Tears in worship. A sense that He’s right there in the room. So when you pray and the room stays quiet, when you open your Bible and the words just sit on the page, the conclusion comes fast: something is wrong with me, or He’s gone. Neither is true. But almost nobody tells you that, so people quietly drift away during the exact season God is doing some of His deepest work in them.
Look at who felt this before you. David wrote, “How long, O Lord? Will you forget me forever? How long will you hide your face from me?” Psalm 13:1. That’s not a backslider talking. That’s a man God called a man after His own heart. Jesus Himself, on the cross, prayed the words of Psalm 22:1: “My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?” Feeling far from God is not proof that you are far from God. It is one of the most human experiences in the entire Bible.
And notice where God actually showed up for Elijah. Not in the wind that broke the rocks. Not in the earthquake. Not in the fire. After all of that came a low whisper, 1 Kings 19:11-12. Sometimes the reason we feel nothing is that we’re waiting for the earthquake, and God is speaking in the whisper.
So here’s the honest answer: you get closer to God the same way you get closer to anyone. You keep showing up when it isn’t exciting. “Draw near to God, and he will draw near to you,” James 4:8. The promise isn’t that you’ll feel Him draw near. It’s that He will. Your feelings are weather. His faithfulness is the climate. “His mercies never come to an end; they are new every morning,” Lamentations 3:22-23.
Try this tonight. Don’t perform. Don’t try to manufacture a feeling. Sit down, open to one psalm, read it slowly, and then tell God the truth: “I don’t feel You right now, but I’m here.” That sentence is not weak faith. That is faith in its purest form, trust with nothing propping it up.
You may feel nothing tonight. Come back tomorrow anyway. One day you’ll look back on this quiet stretch and realize He never left the room. He was teaching you to love Him for who He is, not for how He makes you feel.
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This is the Oxyrhynchus Hymn, dated to the late 200s AD. It is the earliest known Christian hymn manuscript with both lyrics and musical notation. A plain English rendering of the surviving words:
“Let all creation be silent.
Let the shining stars be still.
Let the rushing winds and rivers cease.
While we sing to the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit,
let every power answer: Amen, amen.
Strength, praise, and glory forever to God,
the only giver of all good things. Amen, amen.”
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Invictus Energy Ltd moving ahead with the Musuma-1 Exploratory well. Relatively shallow depth.
Invictus Energy's Musuma-1 well is planned to a total vertical depth of approximately 1,500 metres; about 5,000 Feet.
• Well Type: Simple, low-cost vertical well
• Target: Eastern Margin play in the Cabora Bassa Basin
• Resource Estimates: 1.2 trillion cubic feet (Tcf) of gas and 73 million barrels of condensate
• Scheduled Spud Date: November 2026
There has never been a well drilled in this part of the Basin - so this is exploration at its best. 👍
Musuma-1 is advancing rapidly as we move closer to drilling in Zimbabwe’s highly prospective Cabora Bassa Basin.
Our MD @scott_mac_zw shares why this well is significant and the progress we’re making towards this major milestone.
Watch the update. #IVZ #ASX
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Lordy … how I remember this. The Lottery was scary for the guys in my senior class. A few never returned from that war. 💔🥲
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C. Date of birth. 365 numbers. Number drawn = birth date. Example.
Not me but if you were born June 6, it is 157th day of the year in a standard year, and the 158th day of the year in a leap year. So if they drew number 157 - you were drafted. More or less could take all born on that date - depending on the number of draftees needed.
I enlisted in the US Navy rather than wait for the draft.
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The Prospector 5 Drilling Rig experienced a "punch through" with an estimated 115 personnel on board. The rig tips over and sinks.
A punch-through is a dangerous offshore incident where a jack-up drilling rig's leg suddenly plunges deep into the seabed.
How can it sink? Short Youtube Video explains >> youtube.com/shorts/WxdIPL1EK…
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What was the roughest seas you’ve ever experienced?
I remember being in similar seas on the USS Midway (CV-41).
I was an Electronics Tech and got called to the bridge because a radio circuit was down. When I arrived the Officer of the Deck asked me if I knew what was wrong with an HF circuit that dropped. I told him, not yet but will investigate. He smiled and them gave me his binoculars and told me to look on the forward starboard side. When I did, I saw that not only was one of the 35ft whip antennas gone, the whole mount was ripped off and all I could see was mangled steel. We both had a good laugh!
I was also in 16 ft seas on a Minesweeper and we had water coming over the bridge but that’s a story for another day.
Viking Sea Dub ™
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For 40 years, physicists assumed copper-based superconductors had one uniform crystal structure.
They don't.
University of Warwick just found they're a patchwork of two slightly different atomic arrangements, separated by boundaries 150 nanometres wide.
That's not a small detail. Those boundaries may be why these materials never quite hit their theoretical performance.
Forty years of equations built on the wrong foundation.
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October 1968. Crewmen from Battleship New Jersey wait on the deck of Her Majesty’s Australian Ship (HMAS) Perth to return to their ship after an exchange of crewmen between the two ships. Perth, a Royal Australian Navy destroyer, was serving with the US Seventh Fleet off Vietnam at the time. Note the kangaroo painted on the deck.
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Speaking of the HMAS Perth:
I was a Radarman in CIC and we steamed with the Perth as follows: Danger in Tonkin Gulf Monday 8 January, 1968. USS Ponchatoula AO-148 steaming in company with HMAS Perth (D-38) C/273, speed 18 knots. Formation axis 273, Perth as guide, circle-2, screen commander and cdr ship Perth.
CIC reports "Skunk Charlie" on constant bearing and decreasing range = collision. At 0806 hours contact identified as the QIANJIN, a communist chinese merchant ship, failed to observe rules of the road and caused Ponchatoula to maneuver EXTREMIS to avoid collision. 1000 hours, Perth dispatched to proceed independently. W.J. Lounsbery, LT, USN. ((CIC Radarman maneuvering board plot)) I was aboard in CIC. I salute the Perth.
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Risk - there is geological risk, financial risk, and many other risks in the O&G Industry including offshore: WATCH: Borr Drilling rig sinks offshore Gabon, five missing
The Prospector 5 Drilling Rig experienced a "punch through" with an estimated 115 personnel on board. The rig tips over and sinks. (Link below at bottom of post)
A punch-through is a dangerous offshore incident where a jack-up drilling rig's leg suddenly plunges deep into the seabed.
How It Happens
Jack-Up Rigs: These rigs stand on the ocean floor using three or four massive steel legs. At the bottom of each leg is a large footing called a spudcan.
Preloading Phase: When the rig arrives at a new location, workers pump ballast water into tanks to weigh the rig down. This forces the spudcans into the seafloor to test and lock in a stable foundation before lifting the hull out of the water.
The Layer Problem: Punch-through happens when a strong, stiff layer of soil (like hard clay or sand) sits directly on top of a soft, weak layer of soil (like soft mud or loose silt).
The Sudden Drop: The upper layer temporarily holds the massive weight of the rig. Suddenly, the soil layer fails under the load, and the spudcan violently punches through it into the weak layer below. The leg can drop several meters in just a few seconds.
Consequences of a Punch-Through
Loss of Balance: Because only one leg drops while the others stay still, the rig tilts or lists sharply.
Structural Stress: The sudden shift places extreme bending forces and stress on the rig's hull and legs.
Capsize or Sinking: In severe cases, the sudden loss of stability can cause the entire platform to capsize, collapse, or sink (such as the recent October 2026 sinking of the Prospector 5 rig off the coast of Gabon).
Personnel Risk: The abrupt jolt and tilt pose an immediate physical danger to the crew on board.
The video is in the article at this link: energyvoice.com/oilandgas/60…
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Today, once again, my wife and I are preaching the Gospel together. Please keep us in your prayers as we share the Good News of Jesus Christ. May God protect us, open hearts to His Word, and bring many souls to salvation. All glory to God! ✝️🙏
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Latest from Wild Mustang 🇺🇸
Upland Resources' strategic partner, @LostSoldierOilG , reports encouraging initial gas indications from the GMF-5 well.
🔹 Multiple gas shows encountered at approximately 6,700 ft, with peak readings of 204 gas units.
🔹Drilling towards 19,000 ft, targeting significant deeper hydrocarbon potential.
🔹 Upland's US$4.3 million investment, together with US$9.5 million in additional investment options, provides potential exposure of US$13.8 million to Wild Mustang's development and production opportunities.
Encouraging early indications, with significant deeper exploration potential yet to be tested.
More on Upland’s exposure to Wild Mustang’s gas potential: upland.energy/lost-soldier-a…
#UPL $UPLLF
Watch latest development info👇
youtube.com/watch?v=D6Eh3xB9…
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Excellent. The STUFF that makes a company !! Thank you for sharing.
If I may add: RE thee mention of Total Gas (which is all flammable gasses) show of 204 UNITS.
A Unit of gas is >>
Standard 1: 1% methane in air is equal to 50 units of gas.
Standard 2: 1% methane in air is equal to 100 units of gas (or 10,000 parts per million [ppm] mapped on a linear scale where 1 unit = 100 ppm).
Also, they can calculate the "Rate of Liberation." Using the ROP (Rate of penetration) and the Drill Bit size, and the Total Gas. (See image)
Example: If the Bit size is 8-1/2" and the ROP is 100 Feet Per Hour, then the Liberated Gas Volume While Drilling is 8038 Units. Again, the rate of liberation. A productivity indicator.
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