US EditionWorld’s Largest Iron Ore Deposit Found in Australia, Estimated at 55 Billion Tons
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World’s Largest Iron Ore Deposit Found in Australia, Estimated at 55 Billion Tons
In a discovery that could fundamentally shift the way we understand Earth’s geological processes, geologists have uncovered the largest iron ore deposit ever documented, located in the Hamersley province of Western Australia. This colossal deposit, valued at an estimated $5.9 billion, has been described as a game-changer for the mining industry and the scientific community. But its significance extends far beyond its size and value — it could ho…
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