3 Proton Lithium discovers massive tungsten deposit in Nevada

The resource company 3 Proton Lithium (3PL) has announced the discovery of a massive tungsten deposit in Nevada. The find includes 1.78 million tons of tungsten, which is reportedly five times larger than the largest known tungsten deposit currently recorded in the United States.

The discovery is part of a larger mineral complex estimated to be worth $3.5 trillion, which also includes high-quality deposits of lithium, potassium salt, and boron. Based on current market prices, the tungsten alone is valued at approximately $152 billion, potentially providing the U.S. with sufficient supplies for hundreds of years.

However, mining operations face obstacles due to a land reservation by NASA. The space agency currently uses the area for calibrating satellite instruments and has warned that mining activities could interfere with its operations.