
Schrockingerite, UO2 Old material, Adits are closed. S.E. Utah
~2 cm veins of Chalcocite, and UO2 in coarse Shinarump Sandstone. Minor Schrockingerite occurs on 2 of the 3.

~2 cm veins of Chalcocite, and UO2 in coarse Shinarump Sandstone. Minor Schrockingerite occurs on 2 of the 3.
#1 190 K CpM UO2, Non-IDed fluorescent, Sandstone.
#2 365 K CpM Uranophane, UO2, Sandstone, Chalcopyrite.
#3 203 K CpM Uranophane, UO2, Antlerite, Chalcopyrite.
#4 284 K CpM Uranophane, UO2, Sandstone
#5 189 K CpM Uranophane, UO2, Sandstone, Chalcopyrite, Andersonite, Malachite, Non-IDed Fluor.
#6 291 K CpM Sandstone, Uranophane, Antlerite, UO2, Non-IDed fluorescent.
Nine flowers on one spice, ten on the other. First day with all flowers open to their maximum extent.
#1 Lisbon Valley, Utah, remediated 170 K CpM. #2 Thompson District, Utah remediated, Pascoite and Carnotite w/ replaced veg. material 36 K CpM. #3 Red Canyon District, remediated, UO2 in mudstone/sandstone. 185 K CpM #4 Lisbon Valley, Utah UO2, Pet Wood, Cutler Fma. remediated,178 K CpM #5 Lisbon Valley, Utah UO2 in Sandstone, 198 K CpM remediated #6 Uravan, CO, Carnotite on Sandstone 67 K CpM remediated #7 Uravan, CO, Carnotite on Sandstone 62 K CpM remediated.
The green material here is Voglite, an uncommon U secondary. Sadly, these are very small crystals that are apparent only under magnification. The brown stuff in front is poorly preserved fossilized vegetable matter. 120 K CpM Old material. Adits are closed. S. E. Utah
This unimpressive specimen comes from a small mine, now remediated. Normally, this should have stayed right where it was, as a pretty boring rock. However, it clocks at 172 K CpM with a Ludlum 3 and 44-9 probe. Not bad for something this nasty looking. Old material, S.E. Utah
Old material. No portion of this specimen reads less than 200 K Cpm. The orange color of the Limonite hides much of the yellow Zippeite, which glows with an intense greenish-yellow under 365 nm UV light. The UO2 itself is a thin (1 cm-2 cm) vein running through the entire specimen. Adits are closed, S.E.Utah
Relict Ventilation shaft. Adit is collapsed, 206 K CpM S.E. Utah
Chalcopyrite, Zippeite, Limonite, Pyrite, Chalcocite, Sandstone, UO2
Old material, Adit is closed 180 K CpM S.E. Utah
Old material, Adit is closed, S.E. Utah. 2nd image is from inside the portal, pre-remediation.
Old Material Adits are blocked 256 K CpM S.E. Utah
101 K CpM S.E.Utah Adit is closed (Yellow material is NOT Zippeite, but Uranophane)
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Old material from a remediated U mine in Utah. Not photogenic, however, somewhat radioactive.
A child of Steven Christoffersen's cross of 'Carlo Arango' x 'Moulin Rouge'. This plant is in its' third week of bloom here in the Sonoran Desert. Thanks Steven! This is a beautiful example of excellent breeding.
There's Sandstone, Malachite, Limonite, Gypsum, Chalcopyrite, and a little UO2. BTW, Utah