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As professor Argent reminded me, gold is soluble in high pressure water!  We only need to drill down to a magma chamber 34 metres below ground levels, and we get at a constant stream of water containing gold. Nature already has underground waterways, where the gold is easily accessible! The River Tib is a minor tributary of the River Medlock in Manchester, England. It has been culverted along its entire length since about 1783 and now runs beneath Manchester city centre. We drill down and get out the water.  I have written to four about the Blue John mines in Derbyshire.  Where I went as a 14 year old schoolboy.  There will pools of water we have black dust in. I learned at Sheffield University in the 1980s.  That gold dust in water does not look gold!  It reflects the light around until it is absorbed, so actually looks black! The owners of the Blue John mines, should actually extend the pool dust for analysis, and think they will find they are size and 50 tonnes of easily a

Get you free gold Hear my old professor of metallurgy, was trying to tell me back to resume my PH D studies, this time into gold!  He told me that even gold metal was soluble in high pressure and temperature water. The water carries a limit concentration of gold dust.  Only 34 metres below ground level!  Which gives us the geothermal river pressure, of 34 atmospheres. So we locate an area of and used moor land, anywhere around the world.  I live in the UK, and there are massive tracts of unused moorland. We utilised dousing.  Where as water circulates the geothermal rovers, as it rounds a bend it does physical molecular nuclear fusion. 1 H₂O+P+TU→He⁺+O⁺+3e⁻+X-ray So suddenly we get a flick of electric field - de/dT.  Which the easily penetrates 34 metres of rock, and makes human muscles twitch!  Which is why we can detect underground water sources. So we want to such geothermal rivers, converging on the underground magma chamber, 34 metres down, This means that deep wat

so much free gold If you drill down 34 meters, the circulating pressurised and heated water contains gold metal. As this water escaped to the surface, it left behind all of gold deposits. So we use ground sonar on the valley bottoms, and locate the fluid filled magma chambers on the geothermal river that circles the Earth. We we drill down, we get high pressure water with gold in! We give the water a small vent, and the heavy metal powders fall out. Such dirty water would even abrade Ti turbine blades – as I was told in 1984 on my master's degree into metallurgy. They did not tell me 40% of the metal is gold! As professor Argent told me 2015 – trying to Ge me back to my PhD work at Sheffield University. 2000 prof Z and myself sorted out the turbulent flow of high pressure water did molecular nuclear fusion. The best way is to use a steam plasma – which does the twice as dynamic plasma burn. 1 H ₂O+P+TU→He+O+E²+X-ray So a 1m steam plasma will generate 1 MW of carbon 0

cool the too hot, warm the cold And warm the cold winter months!  We use it in idea of the heat pump. What year did heat pumps come out? What is a heat pump? History and information about heat pump ... The first heat pump as we know it today was built by Peter von Rittinger in 1856. He recognised the principle of the heat pump while conducting experiments on the use of water vapour's latent heat for the evaporation of salt brine. As a result, in Austria the heat pump was used to dry salt in salt marshes. This uses the thermodynamic trick, that the pressure water for ever the absolute temperature is the gas constant.  The absolute temperature is degrees C plus 273. So if we double the pressure of what is normally termed a Carnot gas its absolute temperature doubles. If we take care during the summer at 30° C, the absolute temperature is 303° K.  So we pass this heat into a large body of water, preferably the C.  And we lose their heat to the sea water which is 80° cooler.

Free Gold! Year old metallurgy professor us trying to lure me back into resuming my PH D studies 2015.  And he dropped into the conversation that geothermal gold will soluble in the river of water that's circles the earth on the earth's mantle. Gold metal is soluble in high pressure and temperature water only 34 metres down.  Mankind has been for ever mining at below the depth. Where Manchester City's gleaming Etihad Stadium presently sits was once one of the UK's deepest pits. A shaft at Bradford Colliery reached a depth of over 870m (almost 2,900ft).12 Apr 2018 There must still be mine workings accessible near the Manchester City football stadium.  It is quite possible that they are still extracting the deep water.  And feeding it into settling pits. Were all blacks Lloyd will deposit out.  That he is actually atomic size gold fragments.  Which more like a black deposit - and till they are melted together to form gold ingots. So feeble have regarded them as

'Jin - there's too much gold!' Around the earth and sober over of geothermal water, there pay cure rates down from the seas and Rivers of the earth.  It hits the earth's magma layer, and boils off into steam! Week in use ground penetrating radar, to locate this river running over 34 metres below the earth's surface.  And ground penetrating radar will easily penetrate down to that depth. How deep does bedrock need to be for ground penetrating radar? GPR can detect bedding, boulders and bedrock at depth (5 to 35 m), providing lateral, as well as vertical, informa- tion about a deposit. In ideal circumstances, it also can iden- tify the location of the water table. That depth is critical.  As professor Argent was trying to induce me to return to my PH D work at Sheffield University.  And casually mentioned the gold metal or soluble in high temperature and pressure water - like 34 metres down around the earth. Gold metal is the fifth most abundant element on ear