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Buried Platinum Meteorite nuggets in the Moran mining district!

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Hey you Platinum, PGM, and REE prospectors and miners,

Edit: Added "prospectors".

There is a locality in the Moran Mining District in Alaska that has all of the vectors needed to support a Meteorite Strewn Field.

and...

There are mining claims nearby that are mining Platinum, PGM's and REE's to boot! Join me on an over-the-top discovery!

- Geowizard
 
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Think it's impossible? Think again! :hello:

Platinum - Nickel meteorites are well known! Checkout the story of Sudbury, Ontario Canada for reference!

Sudbury is home to probably the single largest Platinum- Nickel Meteorite impact in the history of the earth!

- Geowizard
 
Sudbury in the news:


The Temagamy magnetic anomaly is the largest magnetic anomaly in the western hemisphere. It is near Sudbury.

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The Temagami Magnetic Anomaly is a massive, egg-shaped buried geological structure in Ontario, Canada, measuring about 12 miles wide and 36 miles long.


Key Facts

Location: Stretches from Lake Wanapitei in the west to Bear Island on Lake Temagami in the east.

Cause: Created by dense, conductive, and magnetic rocks, including Neoarchean iron formations and large mafic-ultramafic rift-related intrusions.

Connection to Sudbury: It mirrors the nearby Sudbury Basin in size and shape and contains distant impact-related offset dykes.

Mining Interest: Explored heavily for potential nickel, copper, and platinum group elements (Ni-Cu-PGE).
Effect on Compass: Local compass readings can spin or fail near parts of the anomaly due to the high magnetic flux underground.

- Geowizard
 
The vectors found at the Moran mining district;

Pot hole lakes unrelated to surroundings.
Em anomalies on the same sides of the lakes.
Platinum, PGE and REE mining of placer Platinum, PGM, REE's in a nearby river.
No known Platinum, PGM, REE lode mineral deposit.
Need more?
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