Because the quartz was originally a hot liquid and through heat, and pressure it squeezed up into fractures and faults, the gold and other minerals traveled within the quartz.
This exploration geo wants to know why the gold in AUS is often in such fine hematitic soil/clay with hardly even cobble let alone bedrock around it. Is it in saprolite, what's going on there?
@@TerraRangerGold I buy that, I'll have to try to find some bedrock/surficial maps and figure it out. People near me detect on eroding 2.8 billion year old bedrock shedding gold on a district scale. Other places I've detected and worked with gold have been very different with boulders and bedrock associated with large placer gold.
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Hey thanks for the feedback. I hope you can enjoy them all. 👍⚒️😀
Good job done on this video, I'm going to repost on facebook. for the 2nd review. Thanks Again.
Appreciate it, thanks.
gold, beautiful gold. thanks for the video.
Thanks my friend, feel free to share the video.
Great video
Thanks
wish i was that lucky. if thats all yours. pretty cool.
Definitely NOT all mine mate.
Why is it only concentrated in quartz?
Because the quartz was originally a hot liquid and through heat, and pressure it squeezed up into fractures and faults, the gold and other minerals traveled within the quartz.
This exploration geo wants to know why the gold in AUS is often in such fine hematitic soil/clay with hardly even cobble let alone bedrock around it. Is it in saprolite, what's going on there?
I’m definitely no geo but it might have something to do with the age of the deposit.
Deep weathering over a period of time.
@@TerraRangerGold I buy that, I'll have to try to find some bedrock/surficial maps and figure it out. People near me detect on eroding 2.8 billion year old bedrock shedding gold on a district scale. Other places I've detected and worked with gold have been very different with boulders and bedrock associated with large placer gold.
@TRyan3 thanks for the information, I think all regions are different and unique in some form.
Lose the church music.
Noted thanks for the feedback mate. 👍
@@TerraRangerGold great content but that really takes away from the dialogue.
@@outback109 awesome thanks a million mate. I never know these things if people don’t tell me. This is very valuable feedback.