You mean, so this is the whole project, right? And then this is just a highlight of

a small, a small subset of that.

Um, and actually what we're looking at here is, uh, the background to this is gravity.

And this has been a key data set that's really actually changed the way we look at the whole belt.

So this is something that wasn't available to historical explorers, something that we put a lot of work into ourselves, collecting this gravity data over the project.

And the reason it's important is because the SCARN mineralized material is a lot more dense than the country rock.

So essentially, the hotter the color, the higher the density, and the more likely it is to be scarned, deposited, and mineralized.

Go into a little bit more detail.

You mean, so this is the whole project, right? And then this is just a highlight of

a small, a small subset of that.

Um, and actually what we're looking at here is, uh, the background to this is gravity.

And this has been a key data set that's really actually changed the way we look at the whole belt.

So this is something that wasn't available to historical explorers, something that we put a lot of work into ourselves, collecting this gravity data over the project.

And the reason it's important is because the SCARN mineralized material is a lot more dense than the country rock.

So essentially, the hotter the color, the higher the density, and the more likely it is to be scarned, deposited, and mineralized.

Go into a little bit more detail.

Beyond putting a resource around this thing, is permitting going to be challenging beyond that? Again, if there was ever to be a mine here, would it be challenging because of how close you are to the town? I mean, I suppose there's people with all kinds of opinions there, but yeah, what would that look like?

Yeah, so, yeah, that's a good point.

I think, as you probably know, with Canadian projects, one of the key filters is the First Nations, so the traditional owners of the land.

So that's something we're working very hard on is keeping them informed, keeping them informed of what we're finding and essentially bringing them along in our story.

To give you an idea of our local First Nations, they're a very...

They're a very sophisticated group, very business-minded.

They operate quarries pretty much on the project.

Marcus, what is the catalyst calendar going to look like? If I started following Gladiator today, what am I going to see over the next months, maybe on a month by month basis, walk me through your news flow?