Ann: Maiden Vanadium Resource at Taranaki VTM Iron Sand Project, page-33

They never tried cyclones? Weird since it is the standard industry approach to deslime, would have though that would be the go to by an average person. Do you have any high resolution pictures of the Wonawinta ore? Trying to give those guys the benefit of the doubt but maybe it has some peculiar qualities

You have some good info in your post that others can certainly learn from.

In regards to the carbon found at Mt Boppy it is an indicator that a lot of the surface (<100m) silver that existed there prior had the ability to transmute to gold whenever it was hit by plasma discharges and other induction forces. It also suggests that the region used to be more tropical before the last event. The Cobar region is interesting from a fringe geological understanding since a lot of it has been undisturbed for multiple of these cyclical plasma fusion events that are measured in thousand of years. Also the fact it exists where it does relative to the southern and eastern coastlines and the clay being deposited on every other cycle rather than every cycle. Being able to see these undisturbed layers and their progression has been quite helpful to me.

It also suggests that the Earth crust's conductive structures remains relatively static, and that even if the position relative to the mantle is changed these events keep occurring in the same places. Suggesting the mantle and its conductivity is somewhat uniform around the Earth.




All IMHO.