Yep, its just another intersection through the body of the mineralization but at a different angle. I just took a re-look at the core photos they showed, all I read is Massive Pyrhottite ( = iron sulphide) which is crayoned as PO on the photos , pyrite blebs ( iron sulphide) as crayoned and the only other phase specifically mentioned was chalcopyrite but the photo of this shows it as a trace amount, not massive or net-textured. So all I am seeing is predominantly iron-sulphides. No mention as others have also pointed out of pentlandite which is the valuable nickel phase. It ain't there because if it was observed anywhere you can bet it would have been shown in a photo. To soften the blow a bit, I do grant that nickel can be associated chemically in minor quantities within the pyrhottite, perhaps a few %, but anyone thinking the drill core is showing massive nickel sulphides or massive copper sulphides is wrong. The term massive is only used in the announcement when it is pyrhottite ( iron sulphide)
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