Invention Aids uranium prospecting. The Geiger Mueller probe, shown above, has been designed by Canada's National Research Council at Ottawa, to allow probing of diamond drill holes up to 1000 feet in depth for uranium deposits. The new engineering adaptation of a standard Geiger counter which has successfully weathered its first field trials, is expected to be ready soon for commercial use. August 5, 1949. (Photo by Capital Press Service).

Invention Aids uranium prospecting. The Geiger Mueller probe, shown above, has been designed by Canada's National Research Council at Ottawa, to allow probing of diamond drill holes up to 1000 feet in depth for uranium deposits. The new engineering adaptation of a standard Geiger counter which has successfully weathered its first field trials, is expected to be ready soon for commercial use. August 5, 1949. (Photo by Capital Press Service).
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