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The MIND-BLOWING Secrets of Copper Mining and Refining REVEALED

Have you ever wondered how copper, formed millions of years ago beneath the Earth’s crust, is extracted and refined into the shiny metal we use every day? 🌍🔩 In this video, we take you inside the fascinating world of copper mining, from deep underground extraction to the massive factory process that turns raw ore into pure copper ...

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