Ann: ADDITIONAL HIGH-GRADE PRIMARY MINERALISED ZONES DISCOVERED, page-23

As we can see the pale blue tenements are Rar... I mean Cosmos.

We also know that most of those neighbours are now (or will be / should be) exploring for RE - the "sexy" pump rerate kind. You'd almost think Cosmos should be checking for RE. Just in case. To be sure. Because after all..

"RareX applied for tenements E09/2386 and E09/2387 [now Cosmos] in January 2020 prior to the Julimar discovery in March. RareX initially applied on the basis of the tenure containing some of the highest and most consistent Rare Earth Element (REE) geochemical anomalies in the state as part of the GSWA dataset. The REE anomalies are proximal to a circular feature in the state-wide magnetics interpreted to be an intrusion, possibly a carbonatite." - https://wcsecure.weblink.com.au/pdf/REE/02282927.pdf . My bolding. Other non-RE stuff follows.

I'm not necessarily suggesting that JR should be assaying the initial Cosmos results for RE and/or REE should be testing the areas (clays and sands, it seems) on its' own but I kinda am. A JV with REE for any RE rights?

You know, just in case. To be sure. Rare earths explorer and all.