This is what it looks like to me.The low risk entrée is the...

This is what it looks like to me.

The low risk entrée is the Zackly Skarn:

“The thick, near‐surface nature of mineralisation in holes ZX‐18020, ZX‐18024 and ZX‐18021 may allow rapid accumulation of additional resource tonnes and metal inventory with further drilling.”

To show how rapidly:

East Zackly orebody - (excl. hole 21): assuming ave. depth 40m & width 100m, each 100m of strike adds approx. 1.5Mt. at 3g/t Au & 0.6%Cu. Looking at Fig. 3 in the 29 Jan ASX announcement it appears the distance between the two horseshoe hinges is 750m. If the folded orebody discovered in Holes 20 & 24 continues over this distance then +10Mt is possible. That’s a flat orebody with a low strip ratio which is easily mined.

The main game – the two porphyries

“The modelling confirms that Saturn is a large cylindrical magnetic body extending from near‐surface to a depth of at least 3km (the bottom of the model). It has a surface area of 2km x 1km and plunges steeply to the south.” (Sounds like Havieron!) This cylindrical magnetic body has a mass of perhaps 10-15Bt! So Fraser Tabeart’s assertion that the Saturn orebody could be 2-4Bt seems reasonable.

Mars appears to be similar!