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https:// www.******.com.au/media/rio-tinto-deal-takes-amaero-into-the-3d-world?videoId= 8010

Remove the spaces from the 8010 and before www.

Short interview with Barrie for whoever hasn't seen this.

Short term impact will not have a massive response because they need to go through qualification processes. Qualification process can take several years.

I think this came out on the announcement day, perhaps after hearing about the qualification process taking years is why there was such a pump then drop afterwards.

Still a bit unclear whether or not it's hot Al that's being provided. Given it will take so long, perhaps it is. Was doing some digging
https://patents.google.com/patent/CA3082079A1/en?q=xinhua+wu+monash+aluminium&oq=xinhua+wu+monash+aluminium
I think this may be the patent for the alloy, which has up to 2% scandium.

@Scott th Ratbag Nice summary and welcome. Only thing I can comment on is I believe the manufacturing process of BNNT is extremely difficult? Not inexpensive. Hence the price of BNNT is very very high, I think in the range of several $100,000 per kg ( I recall $700,000 somewhere). It's one of the PPK subsidiaries BNNT technology. Will be interesting to see what weight percentage of BNNT is required to achieve ideal physical properties.