Hey Oryz,
Like I said I don't have the exact drill hole measurements. So I would be super happy if someone were able to verify those with the company. If those were the measurements than your equation would be correct which would reduce how much gold was in the whole. But that is still only one of 3 veins/ drill holes that have to be calculated. And I don't think anything is sure until we verify with the company. As I said, all I could do was approximate by what I had. ( I didn't have your measurements) And I would say my approximation was the full potential of one of the three veins according to the website. The website does mention that normally the drill hole is cube shaped. On the other hand, the website also mentions that each drill whole is different. That's y the scientist r necessary.
But you bring up a good point of how important it is to get the correct measurements on all three veins if we want to calculate a reasonable approximation of how much gold is in the Queen Alexandra.
I say the most we could get out of my calculations so far (without verifying the dimensions of the whole)....
-There definitely is gold in the mine.
-And 18 feet deep for one of the veins presents the potential for a substantial amount of gold in the mine.
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