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Gold, gold and gold

Where ever and there is deep water circulates around the earth at below 34 metres below ground level, the pressurise in heated water dissolves gold.

This is the source of all the gold deposits mankind as ever mined!  As the water rises naturally and the pressure drops, the gold drops out of suspension.  But even today the geothermal rover that's circles the earth, has unlimited quantities of gold in it!

The River Tib

The River Tib has been hidden from view for almost two centuries, and yet is still remembered in place names such as Tib Street, Tib Lock, Tib Lane. It marked the boundary of the Roman settlement Mamucium and ultimately feeds the River Medlock.

Now I have not seen the exact map details, but I am presuming the river Tib flows below 34 metres.  Otherwise be a forcing ground sonar are Chap Moss.  To locate underground water that is below 34 metres.

We really want a an underground magma chamber.  As it is easier to drill down to the base of a magma chamber.  We have four so cylinder threw the bore hall to access the deep water.

The same condition applies all over the world!  They want a an underground river below 34 metres below the earth's surface.  We then get up a stream of pressurise water.  With gold dust in!

So we pass it through a metal Dyson dry cleaner, a double helical flow investor.  And that will remove all the metal dust for us.  Will get out platinum, silver, copper and gold.  All precious metals!

We sell the dust on to a metals company is to process into pure metal ingots.  For five per cent are the costs of metal ingots today.  Especially important for gold.

All the gold on the earth has been concentrated over the aeons, in the earth's core.  A spinning mass of molten metals.  And the geothermal rover circulates on top of the earth's mantle.  Where it beaches the metals into solution.

My old metallurgy professor told me.  Their gold is soluble at 34 metres.  The richest free cure source on earth.  We drill a little 34 metre bore hole, and get to the geothermal river.

Or we are Dr. 80 he bore hole left scattered around the earth by geologists.  Who were not really interested in the dust encrusted her pressurise hot water.

But now we can extract there so much gold and other metals!  For very nearly free.  We then pass that does free hot water through a small vent, and we should get simply seawater at six atmospheres.

They are mass threw a little half megawatts steam turbine.  Costing 12,000 UK pounds!  An we get a monthly payment of 50,000 UK pounds.  We can render the turbine for just 1,250 UK pounds a month.

Then our first check arise for 30,000 pounds for the month.  We get out 1.5 million UK pounds for the electricity every year.

The gold should give us somewhere around 30 million pounds a year.  Though it is not going to a lot for the price of gold!  But he does so cures carbon zero fantastically inexpensive electrical power.

If you follow my blog, you will never term for ever on about three phase mains linked AC current.  That her steam turbine will produce via its electronics.

So totally carbon zero massive power.  Produce from the wasted heat of the earth's interior.  That drives earthquakes and volcanic eruptions.  Which we would rather it didn't dare!

And we get so much free gold!  Enough to pay the council costs for every person in Manchester and salford. 

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