Comet to Commence Intensive Field Program at Flagship Liberty Property
Highlights:
- Field work to commence on
June 4 th at the Liberty Lithium Property withDahrouge Geological Consulting Ltd. - Comet will complete an intensive and focused exploration program with a total of 32 planned traverses, with 20 being high priority targets.
- A 14-day program with 3 skilled teams, with Comet's VP Exploration,
Vincent Cardin-Tremblay also participating in the exploration efforts.
Three skilled field teams have been assigned to investigate and traverse twenty high-priority target areas (represented in red color on Figures 1 & 2 below) in the most prospective part of the Liberty Property, located in the southern area thereto. Specifically, three traverses will pass through all priority 1 targets during the early days of the program to maximize the chances of discovery. Additionally, seven priority 2 areas (represented in yellow color on Figures 1 & 2 below) have been identified in the northern part, and five priority 3 areas (represented in blue color on Figures 1 & 2 below) are located in the most prospective zone in the south with an east-west orientation.
The Corporation's priority prospecting targets were identified using LIDAR, with the high-priority targets in red color representing areas where the bedrock is most likely outcropping or sub-outcropping. The priority 2 targets in yellow color are areas of topographic anomalies that may indicate possible outcrops. Several interesting topographic anomalies are present in the central part of the south-west portion of the Liberty Property, showing relatively good correlation with magnetic and gravity anomalies.
During the extensive field program, the teams will also conduct a fractionation survey across the traversed areas to map potential target zones. A typical approach to identifying lithium-enriched pegmatites involves sampling non-lithium minerals, such as K-feldspar and muscovite, which serve as proxies for assessing the chemical evolution and rare-element enrichment of pegmatites.
"We are thrilled to launch the 2024 Phase 1 Exploration Program at our flagship Liberty Property," commented
Figure 1 : Liberty 2024 Field Program – Planned Traverses
Figure 2 : Liberty 2024 Field Program – Lidar Targets
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