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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 carbon deposits.  They are not!  A little bit of heat, and we get gold metal.  Gold melts at 1,064 °C.  Which previously was a very high a temperature.

A modern blast furnace reaches much higher.  The hot blast temperature can be from 900 °C to 1300 °C.  So we heat our power black dust, and so much gold runs out!  There so every 500 tonnes of gold a accessible.

At 30 million UK pounds per tonne.  That is 1.5 billion.  Though Manchester City as or he bought expensive football players, and does not need the money!

Manchester council could do serious damage with that money.

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