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In Part 1, we established why geology dictates where radioactive minerals form, but understanding what rocks host uranium or thorium is only half the battle. The real challenge is knowing where those … read more

One of the largest misconceptions perceived by beginners about uranium ore hunting is that it's a matter of taking a Geiger counter into the woods and wandering around until it starts clicking. In rea … read more

Field prospecting for radioactive minerals requires specialized, sensitive equipment and sensible safety protocols. If you want to transition from a curious observer to a successful field prospector, … read more

Originally posted January 23, 2025 | Updated June 1st, 2026 Some Geiger counter manufacturers claim their devices can be used to test things like food, yet they provide no instructions on how to do s … read more

Originally posted February , 2025 | Updated May 25th 2026 Radon (Rn) is a radioactive chemical element with an atomic number of 86, generated by the decay of uranium and thorium. In its natural state … read more