Apparently they're waiting on USACE/DEP permits......so
I doubt any ground disturbance would be allowed at this point on the $15B Juno site. I'm sure they could scan the site.
Not sure why they didn't have those in order, but they have a history of being sloppy with permitting.
They were supposed to have some real time data analyzed a couple of weeks after the last paid promo for the $4B Melbourne site. Haven't heard anything.
They were talking about taking the Timmy Toy for a scan on Juno last August. I'm sure there's a perfectly good excu....I mean reason if they haven't scanned it yet.
But yes, it shouldn't take long to survey, even the whole site. The radius, if square would only be 4.26 miles by 4.26 miles. The black out area would be appx 1.5 miles by 1.5 miles if the site was square.
And don't forget, the Timmy Toy is supposed to be faster and more accurate than anything on the market.
THE UNIDENTIFIED, SHIPWRECKED VESSEL,its
(Believed to be a Spanish sailing vessel
which sank in the 17th Century), with
her tackle, armament, apparel and cargo
located within a 2,500 yard radius
of a point at 26 degrees 50 minutes 35 seconds
North Latitude and 80 degrees 0 minutes 10 seconds
West Longitude,
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