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'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 earth.  But Ernest be concentrated in the earth's core.  But it is leached out by the geothermal river, and as the water rises to the surface, the pressure drops and the gold precipitate out.


River sources still have a little gold metal coming out!  Which is why panning for gold at river sources works so well.

If we drill down 34 metres to a magma chamber, located using the ground sonar, we get access to that super heated water with heavy metals dissolved in it.  40% gold!  40 times greater than the reduced or deposits mankind has spent her mind in the deep.

We pass the water through a small vent, and he was away into the steam.  He passed through a double helical dry cleaner - like a recognized Dyson dry cleaner.  And the metal dust is removed.

Will get just so much gold, made to silver, copper, iron, lead, platinum, nickle - all the heavy metals like going to minus from the deep.

And will get 40% gold!  For each mine will get 50 tonnes of gold dust a year from the geothermal mining.

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It is difficult to give an exact value for a ton of pure gold, but a current, and very approximate, figure would be £41,517,000. An exact price is difficult ...

So we are looking at 200 million per by every year.  A man kind only requires 2000 tonnes of new gold a year.  That is 40 geothermal gold mines.

Mind you will encounter the biggest gold plane crash in history.  My garage will have to find other reasons to desire gold.  Other than sea breakwaters.  And gold plated cutlery.

My first interest was in the geothermal superheated.  Once we have removed the metal dust, we drive a 1/2 MW steam turbine.  Which will produce 1.5 million pounds of income from the national grid.

We do not have a boiler room and no radioactive materials employed or produced.  Just those of carbon zero electricity.  500 kW a year.

But we get so much gold!  200 million UK pounds' worth a year.  Professor Z she kept third year engineering students, to design a working plant as the family year engineering thermodynamics project.

Choir possibly the most important science ever done in a university!  The slight side effect is that we do get 200 million UK pounds of gold metal.  Do not worry, the gold prices are about to crash big time.

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