Free Manchester gold

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 accessible gold.

We


need access to maps of underground rivers.

The Lost Rivers of Manchester

Chorlton History blogspot

https://chorltonhistory.blogspot.com › 2018/03 › the-lost...

It was written by Geoffrey Ashworth in 1987 and carefully tracks the streams, brooks and water courses 

Locally geography has published then!  Or we can go to them all and like Chap Moss, with ground sonar and or drilling rig.  We detonate small explosive charges, and use three triangulated microphones.

And locate a magma chamber 34 metres below the surface, we drill down!  And pass the steam through a Dyson dry cleaner.  Basically a double helix!

And we extract the heavy metal powder.  40% are which will be gold!  I presume winning a greater death for platinum.  Which has such a high value!

Immediately we get at 15 tonnes of gold a week.  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.

So 41,000,000 UK pounds a week.  So in two weeks we could pay off your overdraft! Joke).  This is a massive fortune!

And the earth's core holes massive amounts of gold metal.  Which is sunk down a threw the aeons of time.  So the earth's core is us burning of oil or heavy metals, included gold and iron!

The and the gold is so easily accessible!  We drill down 31 metres into a magma chamber, and basically get at free and the two wealth for ever.

In Manchester UK, there is loads of more Lions with underground Rivers.  The land is in public ownership!  And the drill hall costs just 2000 UK pounds.  Even allying the ground sonar, the King get at free and the to the wealth within a week!

Not going to do a lot for the price of gold!  That is a better electrical conductor than copper.  A tonnes of copper today costs 5000 UK pounds.

We can produce 15 tonnes of gold a week.  The price of gold rings is about to crash. 

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