The transfer of mass resulting from basaltic alteration affects the geochemistry of seawater2 and is responsible for the formation of
ore deposits on and beneath the seafloor3.
Not exact matches
In the central portion of the
deposit the
ore is oxidized to at least 100m whereas
on the margins the oxidation thins out to 15 to 20m.
Borch, working
on an unrelated experiment studying the composition of uranium at mined and unmined sites in Wyoming, surmised that this biogenic (of biological origin), non-crystalline uranium might occur naturally within
ore deposits.
The
deposits — as high as 10 feet in some places — were left
on sand dunes about a mile inshore, significantly adding to the titanium
ore already there.
Some of the materials leached from the underground are
deposited on the seabed and form
ore deposits that may be of economically interest.
And in waters off Papua New Guinea, a mining company analyzes metal
deposits around inactive, underwater volcanoes that contain,
on average, 10 times as much copper as typical
ores on land do.
crashed into the present - day site of Wakanda eons ago, leaving a massive
deposit of
ore that, ever since, has powered that nation's development of a technology far beyond any other
on the planet.
Scoutflies also highlight harvestable items
on the map, like herbs, bugs and
ore deposits, and they can be told to lead you to those.
The weights are derived by training
on known
ore deposits of certain classes like porphyry copper.