Drilling has progressed slowly but steady for the last few weeks. Since 3200 m depth, drilling has been without any return of circulation fluid or drill cuttings to the surface.
Seven times attempted to drill for spot cores, providing with valuable rock samples for detailed petrological and petrophysical research
Glimpse on the drill core samples at the following report – link
RN-15/DEEPEGS well at Reykjanes status on November 27, 2016 4254 meters deep
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