UraniumX to Launch Ground Gravity Survey at Underexplored Zoo Bay Uranium Project

Stearman Resources, Inc. ( (TSE:STMN) ) just unveiled an update.

UraniumX plans to launch a ground gravity survey of roughly 2,500 stations at its Zoo Bay uranium project in the Athabasca Basin, targeting structurally prospective zones where gravity lows may signal alteration linked to unconformity-style uranium mineralization. The fully funded program, to be completed by mid-April, will refine drill targets by integrating new gravity data with existing magnetic and radiometric surveys on a largely underexplored land package.

The company views the lack of past systematic work at Zoo Bay as an opportunity to apply modern exploration techniques, aiming to advance quickly from geophysics to drilling in a phased, results-driven approach. UraniumX has also hired Fairfax Partners for a six-month digital marketing mandate that qualifies as investor relations activity under Canadian Securities Exchange rules, underscoring a parallel push to raise its market visibility as technical work progresses.

More about Stearman Resources, Inc.

UraniumX Discovery Corp., formerly Stearman Resources, is a uranium exploration company focused on its 100%-owned Zoo Bay property in the northeastern Athabasca Basin of Saskatchewan. The 19,850-hectare project lies near major uranium operations such as Orano’s McClean Lake and Cameco’s Rabbit Lake, in a region with limited historic drilling but extensive airborne geophysical work.

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