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Macarthur Minerals Ltd V.MMS

Alternate Symbol(s):  MMSDF

Macarthur Minerals Limited is an Australia-based iron ore development, and lithium exploration company that is focused on bringing to production its Western Australia iron ore projects. The Company has three iron ore projects in the Yilgarn region of Western Australia and two exploration project areas in the Pilbara, Western Australia for targeting iron ore. In addition, it has lithium brine interests in Railroad Valley, Nevada, United States. Its iron ore projects include Ularring Hematite Project, Moonshine Magnetite Project and Treppo Grande Project. The Lake Giles Iron Ore Projects (Moonshine Magnetite Project and the Ularring Hematite Project) are located on mining tenements covering approximately 62 square kilometers (km2), 175 kilometers northwest of Kalgoorlie in Western Australia. The Treppo Grande Project covers an area of over 68 km2. The Pilbara Projects tenements include E45/5324 and E45/4735. The Reynolds Springs lithium brine project covers an area of around 18 km2.


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Post by rkhamon Nov 25, 2017 10:21am
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7 electric aircraft you could be flying in soon

7 electric aircraft you could be flying in soon

Batteries vs jet fuel

"Electric batteries pack much less energy per unit of weight than jet fuel," says Bjorn Fehrm, an independent industry aviation expert at Leeham News. About 40 times less, even if we consider the best batteries available.
"Electric motors partly compensate this disadvantage by being more efficient in converting energy into power, but a huge gap remains."
The result is that aircraft would need to carry very heavy batteries in order to even approach the performance of current airliners. This option, quite literally, wouldn't fly.
Difficult doesn't mean impossible, though.
Major industry players, research organizations and entrepreneurs are working on several possible paths to make commercial electric flying a reality within a few years. Here are some of the most promising initiatives in the field:

https://www.cnn.com/travel/article/electric-aircraft/index.html
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