The Carlin type is new to me. Thank you for this share. Even though I live out of state, I still consider myself a Nevadan from Reno (1960's-1970's education). I learned some geology and gold concepts of Northern California in the Sierra's from my stepfather (from Minnesota-Iowa area). I'm impressed by your education. UNR was the site of one of two "mining concentrations" of studies in the entire country. I loved your video presentation.
Great video and explanation of the Cartlin type gold deposit. If you're looking for a great area to tour for geology. You should check out the St George Utah area. This area is dominated by the Pine Valley laccolith (possibly largest on earth). It created iron deposits on its north side, Iron Springs mining district. Silver deposits on the east side, Silver Reef mining district. And Cartlin type gold deposits on its west side, Goldstrike mining district.
13:34 Just a suggestion - In my opinion it would be beneficial to have the mineral's name on screen when you mention it. In this case, the distinction betwen Sericite and Cerussite sent me down a rabbit hole of misinformation before I figured out the correct one haha. I spent two years in mining as a geo in Elko and have learned a lot from this video! Thanks for your hard work putting good info out there.
I'm in the Channeled Scablands, just over the lip from Grand Coulee. Surrounded by all that damned boring basalt. I know there are pockets of other things included here and there, and even apparently some gold deposits worth staking, but not worth keeping not far from me. Any suggestions for finding gold in the basalt? Only things that occur to me are more placer deposits from when the Missoula Floods ripped thru. Looks like I have a bunch of vids to check out, always good to find new interesting content to burn time!
The long story of gold from pre solar system stellar formation to its many happenstance geological processes a limited few of which made it accessible to mining. Thank You for explaining so thoroughly its long complex and fascinating history of just how it was made available to mine.
This stuff is so intriguing. Im no geology major or even own a metal detector yet, my uncle got me into this (but im in fl and he currently in C. Tennessee) I watch a lot of ghost town living vlog and some jeff Williams here/there, but between earthquakes (like the one y'all just had out there) and topography, really intriguing. Appreciate this content.. Thank You. 💯
Curious your take on the Fire Creek deposit? I wish you would have mentioned the decalcification that happens in these deposits and the affect it has on recoveries. As for Carlin style deposits, where else in the world do you believe they exist?
It is simple really. There has been a LOT of volcanic activity in Nevada. That was how Gold and other metals were carried around, by volcanic extrusion.
In 1974-75, landed in Carlin Nevada. Went to work for CG Reynolds and Associates as an associate, and we deployed then new and experimental shallow geoseismic mapping to locate various ore and other resources. At that time, you could see the cyanide leeching pools from the road. To the north of Carlin is Beowawe Valley, where the first deep, geothermal wells were being deployed. And of course, east of Carlin is Elko, best known for the cattle drives to its rail shipping yards, whore houses, and great steaks - but it too has large gold and silver resources. Much of our work was funded and under contract to Sandia Labs, so you can believe that major players have had kept their eye on Nevada for many decades.
Nevada, the Golden Silver State ... Love Nevada, my home for 17 years. My son went to Chaparral High School, and Woodberry M School. (East Side) The state has a mesmerizing history, from all eras.
Love the video. Not to be pedantic, but "superconductor" is a specific term referring to zero energy loss, that until now has to be super cooled. Gold might be a "super conductor", but it's not a "superconductor!" Gold's value as a conductor is that it does not corrode like copper or silver (both of which have higher conductivity).
There's an open pit gold mine next to the ghost town of Aurora, Nv (northeast of Bodie, Ca.). Haven't been out there for while so I don't know if it's still active.
Jeff Williams says Nevada and surrounding areas had an inland sea and was covered in water at one time. Would you agree with him on that Solomon? I love geology and I love gold, silver, and copper! As always thank you for your time and great educational experience.
Do you have any info on the indigenous copper mines for thousands of years before the euro invasion in Upper Michigan ? Or why lead was not mined by the natives in the wireless area of southwest Wisconsin and northwest Illinois ?
I live in California and I know well not as vast California has huge deserts also is there any chance that these same type deposits that you're talking about I know there's one off the 395 above Mojave but how could California cash in on this
California might have more gold, but state regulations & private land make it not cost effective. Nevada & BLM are much more lenient. Arizona? stop in at the best copper museum.
Ya private land doesn’t stop mining it actually helps mining. Look at Utah for instance. Huge amounts of Utah is basically blm land where as only 35% of Utah is private land. But solar farms prefer to use private land in tons of instance rather then using blm land. It’s really absurd in my opinion as I see tons of productive farm land going to be used as solar farms and not be farmed right next to huge swaths of blm land that’s just barren dry flat ground. Using blm land is one way to offset the costs of having so little private land. But ya even solar farms prefer private land. Tons of mining companies like the copper company in Arizona did land swaps to own the land they want to mine. BLM land used to be great for mining but anymore with politics you really need to own land to prevent environmentalists from shutting you down or be less likely to. It’s absurd to think private land is a hindrance to mining when tons of mining operations have been blocked on public lands.
@@koltoncrane3099the constitution states the federal government is not allowed to own land or make a profit. We are no longer a republic. The corporation caps USA with gold fringe flag, does not care about you. Your constitutional rights mean nothing in court. Until people realize the system we live in, we will never be free.
I was wondering why you were wearing a Wolf Pack shirt after you said you attended UNLV. Thanks for clearing that up. Who owns the gold mines in Nevada? Someone told me several of Nevada's gold mines are owned by companies in Canada.
My Father in law had a Masters and BA from CU in geology. Found the 2nd largest gold strike in the Davis area in the 80 s. For Homestake . The McLoughlin mine. My Father in laws name was Donald Gustafson. 😎
Cool content. The gold is not in Nv because of geology which is purely acedemic study rather Geological or Geologic proccesses that are discoverd and described via geology. But also.. Astro Physics I do wet and pyro refining
Had to reread the comment a couple times but I think I acknowledge what is meant by the word "processes". Not to sure about the astro physics part tho. Is wet and pyro refining one type of operation or is it 2 different set ups to complete the process.?
ive been trying really hard to get a job at a mine in nevada. I have a geological engineering degree. but it seems very hard to get ones foot in the door.
While gold is an excellent conductor of electricity due to its low resistivity, it does not transition to a superconducting state (zero electrical resistance) even at very low temperatures.
So you're saying there's gold there eh? My mom lives near Susanville and she says there's gold and geode crystals somewhere there. Do you get into California?
Thanks for watching, and good question! There’s still debate today in the scientific community- so far, we’ve only found true Carlin-Type Deposits in Nevada, but in southern China there are gold deposits that exhibit a lot of the same characteristics as Carlin-Type Deposits, with some key differences. Geologists are still debating whether those deposits in China are true Carlin type deposits, but many fall into the camp of “no” (myself included). In summary, we’ve only found true Carlin-Type Deposits in Nevada, but there’s no reason not to believe that there may be more Carlin-Type Deposits elsewhere in the world waiting to be discovered. If I were to look for other Carlin Type Deposits, a place that sticks out to me is Iran. Iran has similar lithology to a lot of Nevada (lot of sedimentary units from the Tethys Ocean in Iran), the Zagros Fold and Thrust Belt is a classic thin-skinned deformative event (the Roberts mountain thrust in NV that was key to Carlin type mineralization was also a thin skinned event), and Iran experiences active magmatism and tectonism as the Arabian Plate subducts beneath the Iranian Plate (Mt Damavand is one of the highest stratovolcanoes on earth at 18,406’ and it’s right outside of Tehran). Arsenic seems to be a key piece of the Carlin-Type Deposit system, and historically, even since the height of Ancient Persia, Iran has been well-endowed in Arsenic. The very word Arsenic actually comes from Persian- “zar” means “gold” in Persian, but they referred to Orpiment as “zar”, which then was spread to Arabic in the form of “Al-Zarnik” which would eventually spread to English as “Arsenic”. So, Iran’s got a lot of Arsenic, which may also be important. I’m not guaranteeing there is Carlin Type Gold in Iran, but I would think Iran would be my top contender to look for Carlin type deposits outside of Nevada, given its geology and what we know about Carlin-Type Deposits. I could be off my rocker, but these are my thoughts. Of course, the big issue with that is politics…
This is the video I’ve been looking for ! Been wondering for years what happened geologically in Nevada to be gold rich. I live in Western Colorado near Rifle. We are about the same latitude, but no gold. This explains another video I watched recently, about Nevada mining. The video showed the cyanide leaching process and extraction. This is the video ruclips.net/video/fafsQZGEje8/видео.htmlsi=-jFuJVnUgoLH-CTd
Praise the lord for bringing us up in this mineral wealthy land. I read gold can be found lightly, everywhere, even seawater. It's only to extract, gather it economically to make a profit. Volcanoes are found globally, but gold extraction with it isn't mentioned. Maybe it's microscopic also. Yellowstone should be rich with it then. The practice of holding down gold prices reduces the amount produced. The more produced also reduces the price, so maybe it's self balanced.😊
I think places like state parks and monuments are places that most likely have large deposits of gold or other valuable resources there. Like I believe below devil's tower that theres probably a huge deposit of gold down below. And that it has nothing to do with volcanoes or lava.
Excellent video both in content and production quality. I’m a retired Mining Engineer and I learned a lot from this video. Of course, most of my career was in the surface coal mining industry 😅
You’re right! Gold itself may not be a superconductor but it is a key component in alloys that are used as superconductors. Such as SrAuSiO3, Gold-Rhenium, Extremely thin Gold Films, and Gold-Silver-Tellurium, to name a few! I should’ve clarified that further in my video. Thanks for watching the video and pointing that out!
I would not brag about being a college graduate if I made such a mistake. Gold is number three conductor after silver and copper. Lead IS a superconductor.
James B. Haggin (1824-1914) owner of 160 mines around the world, had holdings in Nevada and was history's greatest mine owner mines he held produced over 50 million gold oz plus enormous amounts of silver, copper, zinc, lead he was a Pilgrims Society member ("a secret society gradually absorbing the wealth of the world" Review of Reviews May 1902 page 557). They are the source of the "you'll own nothing, and be happy") line. They also want world population down under 500 million people, because their leader King Charles III wants this. Too many commoners.
Newmont Gold has had its share of Pilgrims Society members on its board of directors like Albert H. Wiggin head of Chase National Bank, who was a director of at least 67 corporations. He sold Bolshevik Bonds in the 1920s and prevented the Communists Reds from losing control over Russia. See old versions of Who's Who in America for the long list of big corporations Wiggin was on the boards of. Don't know yet if Elon Musk is a member; rosters are unavailable to outsiders; it's certain they can flatten him out if they decide to. Trump also.
So if a dollar held it's value. Gold would be, 34$ Per ounce. But a dollars only worth six cents. Making your social security of 1,500 a month only 900$. So how do you get overpaid If the value isn't there to be getting with.
I’m very great full of you saying Native Americans and the Salish Sea instead of the Puget Sound. People should know Indian People tend to have red dots on the forehead. A Native will have Cedar hats, clothing and shoes along with everything else that we made from Cedar. Most of everything durable goods came from Cedar. Thank you 🙏🏼❤️😌🦅🖖🏼
Came from a lava vent and I'd bet if we knew how to get to the gold deep in the earth we'd find there's more gold in other places. So your phd's are just a piece of paper to say you know something almost anyone can figure out the same if not more because they were not coached to think a certain way!
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Thank you for taking the time to share your knowledge. This was filled with highly informative content. Well done.
The Carlin type is new to me. Thank you for this share.
Even though I live out of state, I still consider myself a Nevadan from Reno (1960's-1970's education).
I learned some geology and gold concepts of Northern California in the Sierra's from my stepfather (from Minnesota-Iowa area).
I'm impressed by your education. UNR was the site of one of two "mining concentrations" of studies in the entire country.
I loved your video presentation.
Great video and explanation of the Cartlin type gold deposit. If you're looking for a great area to tour for geology. You should check out the St George Utah area. This area is dominated by the Pine Valley laccolith (possibly largest on earth). It created iron deposits on its north side, Iron Springs mining district. Silver deposits on the east side, Silver Reef mining district. And Cartlin type gold deposits on its west side, Goldstrike mining district.
Thank you for watching, and oooh I’d love to check that area out and make a video on it! Thanks for the recommendation
13:34 Just a suggestion - In my opinion it would be beneficial to have the mineral's name on screen when you mention it. In this case, the distinction betwen Sericite and Cerussite sent me down a rabbit hole of misinformation before I figured out the correct one haha.
I spent two years in mining as a geo in Elko and have learned a lot from this video! Thanks for your hard work putting good info out there.
Thanks for watching, and thank you for the suggestion! I’ll definitely specify next time haha, sorry for sending you down a rabbit hole!
Just found your channel. Great job on the vid! Buttloads of facts and info, plus some personality. Keep up the hard work!
I'm in the Channeled Scablands, just over the lip from Grand Coulee. Surrounded by all that damned boring basalt. I know there are pockets of other things included here and there, and even apparently some gold deposits worth staking, but not worth keeping not far from me. Any suggestions for finding gold in the basalt? Only things that occur to me are more placer deposits from when the Missoula Floods ripped thru. Looks like I have a bunch of vids to check out, always good to find new interesting content to burn time!
I really appreciate that! Thanks for watching and for the support!
Solomon!
So happy to see you posting!
I went to so many places you have showed us.
You’d be proud of my front yard lol in pahrump
Unique, fun entertaining and I actually learned something. You have something special going on and I like it. Thanks from a new guy.
Thank you so much, I really appreciate it! And thanks for saying that! Haha
Informative and fascinating! Great job with this
Thank you! I really appreciate it, and that’s big praise coming from you… Your videos are great!
The long story of gold from pre solar system stellar formation to its many happenstance geological processes a limited few of which made it accessible
to mining. Thank You for explaining so thoroughly its long complex and fascinating history of just how it was made available to mine.
Great content and well presented. Look forward to more.
Awesome Video ' Very Educational & Eye Opening.
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it!
Didn’t know you were in Reno, you should join Reno Gem & Mineral Society! Come on the field trips and teach us about the geology!
I would love to! I‘ll definitely sign up! And thanks for watching the video!
This stuff is so intriguing. Im no geology major or even own a metal detector yet, my uncle got me into this (but im in fl and he currently in C. Tennessee) I watch a lot of ghost town living vlog and some jeff Williams here/there, but between earthquakes (like the one y'all just had out there) and topography, really intriguing. Appreciate this content.. Thank You. 💯
You are a brite one and an excellent credit to the geological profession.👍
Curious your take on the Fire Creek deposit?
I wish you would have mentioned the decalcification that happens in these deposits and the affect it has on recoveries.
As for Carlin style deposits, where else in the world do you believe they exist?
I liked and subscribed, great video.🎉
Awesome, thank you for watching and for your support!
Ho-Ho! A fellow Honors-College bro! Glad to hear it! Love the content, keep ir up!
excellent!! Very informative and simply put.
Always a good night when Solomon posts a video. Thank you.
Awww haha I appreciate that! Thank you, and thanks for watching!
awesome...I want go Tracking those mountains...and mine gold xD
It is simple really. There has been a LOT of volcanic activity in Nevada. That was how Gold and other metals were carried around, by volcanic extrusion.
Awesome video can't wait for more
In 1974-75, landed in Carlin Nevada. Went to work for CG Reynolds and Associates as an associate, and we deployed then new and experimental shallow geoseismic mapping to locate various ore and other resources. At that time, you could see the cyanide leeching pools from the road. To the north of Carlin is Beowawe Valley, where the first deep, geothermal wells were being deployed. And of course, east of Carlin is Elko, best known for the cattle drives to its rail shipping yards, whore houses, and great steaks - but it too has large gold and silver resources. Much of our work was funded and under contract to Sandia Labs, so you can believe that major players have had kept their eye on Nevada for many decades.
Nevada, the Golden Silver State ... Love Nevada, my home for 17 years. My son went to Chaparral High School, and Woodberry M School. (East Side) The state has a mesmerizing history, from all eras.
the desert vistas of Nevada on your video convinced me to subscribe.
Really enjoyed this video. Thank you
Love the video. Not to be pedantic, but "superconductor" is a specific term referring to zero energy loss, that until now has to be super cooled. Gold might be a "super conductor", but it's not a "superconductor!" Gold's value as a conductor is that it does not corrode like copper or silver (both of which have higher conductivity).
Thanks, new to Nevada and learned so much
There's an open pit gold mine next to the ghost town of Aurora, Nv (northeast of Bodie, Ca.). Haven't been out there for while so I don't know if it's still active.
Very interesting info. Carlin. Yes Round Mountain Big pit mine & Eureka, NV lots of gold there.
Excellent! From Vegas now in the ruby mountains!
What a great video , thank you...
Thank you! Fabulous.
Thank you for watching and for the support!
Jeff Williams says Nevada and surrounding areas had an inland sea and was covered in water at one time. Would you agree with him on that Solomon?
I love geology and I love gold, silver, and copper!
As always thank you for your time and great educational experience.
Great video
Do you have any info on the indigenous copper mines for thousands of years before the euro invasion in Upper Michigan ? Or why lead was not mined by the natives in the wireless area of southwest Wisconsin and northwest Illinois ?
I live in California and I know well not as vast California has huge deserts also is there any chance that these same type deposits that you're talking about I know there's one off the 395 above Mojave but how could California cash in on this
California might have more gold, but state regulations & private land make it not cost effective. Nevada & BLM are much more lenient. Arizona? stop in at the best copper museum.
private land ownership is the core of freedom.
Ya private land doesn’t stop mining it actually helps mining. Look at Utah for instance. Huge amounts of Utah is basically blm land where as only 35% of Utah is private land. But solar farms prefer to use private land in tons of instance rather then using blm land. It’s really absurd in my opinion as I see tons of productive farm land going to be used as solar farms and not be farmed right next to huge swaths of blm land that’s just barren dry flat ground. Using blm land is one way to offset the costs of having so little private land. But ya even solar farms prefer private land. Tons of mining companies like the copper company in Arizona did land swaps to own the land they want to mine. BLM land used to be great for mining but anymore with politics you really need to own land to prevent environmentalists from shutting you down or be less likely to. It’s absurd to think private land is a hindrance to mining when tons of mining operations have been blocked on public lands.
Thanks for the recommendation, and thanks for watching!
Gold is from the biblical trees. Once you see them, you can not unsee.
@@koltoncrane3099the constitution states the federal government is not allowed to own land or make a profit. We are no longer a republic. The corporation caps USA with gold fringe flag, does not care about you. Your constitutional rights mean nothing in court. Until people realize the system we live in, we will never be free.
I was wondering why you were wearing a Wolf Pack shirt after you said you attended UNLV. Thanks for clearing that up. Who owns the gold mines in Nevada? Someone told me several of Nevada's gold mines are owned by companies in Canada.
Fallon boy here, good shit!
Why isn't South Africa producing gold? It has immense deposits.
I love the call outs in this video, Lolol.
Thank you, and thanks for watching!!!
Good job !!!
Very good!
That was an eye opener about the silver state being a gold producer state too.
Thank you, and thanks for the support!
Well done. Very accessible to a science-minded, though not geology-minded, mind.
Like all of it 😊
❤,This!CooL!😊❣😎
Good stuff. Valley Vikings class of 87
thanks for the great video
Good video, but I admit I could not keep up with the graphics. Please slow them down so we can read the notes.
love nevada, love your videos
Nevada is awesome! And thank you so much for watching and for your continued support!
I got over 40 years of experience with a metal detector.
Would you like to go out sometime I’m in the Reno area quite a bit.
Great job!
Thank you, and thanks for watching!!!
My Father in law had a Masters and BA from CU in geology. Found the 2nd largest gold strike in the Davis area in the 80 s. For Homestake . The McLoughlin mine. My Father in laws name was Donald Gustafson. 😎
Cool content.
The gold is not in Nv because of geology which is purely acedemic study rather Geological or Geologic proccesses that are discoverd and described via geology. But also.. Astro Physics
I do wet and pyro refining
Thanks for watching! Technically true, I just wanted to make a catchy transition… haha
Had to reread the comment a couple times but I think I acknowledge what is meant by the word "processes". Not to sure about the astro physics part tho.
Is wet and pyro refining one type of operation or is it 2 different set ups to complete the process.?
Thank you Solomon
Thank you for watching and for the support!
Can you dig gold in navavda .
ive been trying really hard to get a job at a mine in nevada. I have a geological engineering degree. but it seems very hard to get ones foot in the door.
Have you tried Round Mountain?
While gold is an excellent conductor of electricity due to its low resistivity, it does not transition to a superconducting state (zero electrical resistance) even at very low temperatures.
We need to hurry up an start mining! Zelesky needs it to pay for his new ski resort in France!
Don't forget the 10% for the big guy.
And a new yacht.
thanks.
No pretty rocks where I live. Just a liberal topping off drummer loam. Gold, in its own way. Metals are fascinating. Thanks for your presentation.
When did you make this video? I think it needs an update to 2023. From Gold rankings to per capital income! Otherwise a great job!
So you're saying there's gold there eh? My mom lives near Susanville and she says there's gold and geode crystals somewhere there. Do you get into California?
Gold readily combines with the element tellurium, forming a whole family of gold-telluride minerals.
UNR alumni here. 😎
Best of luck on the PhD, it is a long road but worth it! Perseverance is the key to finishing
VERY GOOD. NICE YOU HAVE THOSE CHOPS...
Thank you!!!
Are the Carlin-type deposits found in other states?
Thanks for watching, and good question!
There’s still debate today in the scientific community- so far, we’ve only found true Carlin-Type Deposits in Nevada, but in southern China there are gold deposits that exhibit a lot of the same characteristics as Carlin-Type Deposits, with some key differences. Geologists are still debating whether those deposits in China are true Carlin type deposits, but many fall into the camp of “no” (myself included). In summary, we’ve only found true Carlin-Type Deposits in Nevada, but there’s no reason not to believe that there may be more Carlin-Type Deposits elsewhere in the world waiting to be discovered.
If I were to look for other Carlin Type Deposits, a place that sticks out to me is Iran. Iran has similar lithology to a lot of Nevada (lot of sedimentary units from the Tethys Ocean in Iran), the Zagros Fold and Thrust Belt is a classic thin-skinned deformative event (the Roberts mountain thrust in NV that was key to Carlin type mineralization was also a thin skinned event), and Iran experiences active magmatism and tectonism as the Arabian Plate subducts beneath the Iranian Plate (Mt Damavand is one of the highest stratovolcanoes on earth at 18,406’ and it’s right outside of Tehran). Arsenic seems to be a key piece of the Carlin-Type Deposit system, and historically, even since the height of Ancient Persia, Iran has been well-endowed in Arsenic. The very word Arsenic actually comes from Persian- “zar” means “gold” in Persian, but they referred to Orpiment as “zar”, which then was spread to Arabic in the form of “Al-Zarnik” which would eventually spread to English as “Arsenic”. So, Iran’s got a lot of Arsenic, which may also be important.
I’m not guaranteeing there is Carlin Type Gold in Iran, but I would think Iran would be my top contender to look for Carlin type deposits outside of Nevada, given its geology and what we know about Carlin-Type Deposits. I could be off my rocker, but these are my thoughts. Of course, the big issue with that is politics…
This is the video I’ve been looking for ! Been wondering for years what happened geologically in Nevada to be gold rich.
I live in Western Colorado near Rifle. We are about the same latitude, but no gold.
This explains another video I watched recently, about Nevada mining. The video showed the cyanide leaching process and extraction.
This is the video
ruclips.net/video/fafsQZGEje8/видео.htmlsi=-jFuJVnUgoLH-CTd
There is so much gold deep in the earth’s crust that if it were extracted the value of gold would go way down.
neat video but i got lost in some of those drawings but i still liked it
Thanks for watching, and sorry if the drawings were a bit complicated hahaha
I just filed a claim on a gold mine near you. I live in Reno
Nice… thanks for watching!
Praise the lord for bringing us up in this mineral wealthy land.
I read gold can be found lightly, everywhere, even seawater.
It's only to extract, gather it economically to make a profit.
Volcanoes are found globally, but gold extraction with it isn't mentioned. Maybe it's microscopic also. Yellowstone should be rich with it then.
The practice of holding down gold prices reduces the amount produced. The more produced also reduces the price, so maybe it's self balanced.😊
I think places like state parks and monuments are places that most likely have large deposits of gold or other valuable resources there. Like I believe below devil's tower that theres probably a huge deposit of gold down below. And that it has nothing to do with volcanoes or lava.
Excellent video both in content and production quality. I’m a retired Mining Engineer and I learned a lot from this video. Of course, most of my career was in the surface coal mining industry 😅
Gold is not a superconductor.
You’re right! Gold itself may not be a superconductor but it is a key component in alloys that are used as superconductors. Such as SrAuSiO3, Gold-Rhenium, Extremely thin Gold Films, and Gold-Silver-Tellurium, to name a few! I should’ve clarified that further in my video. Thanks for watching the video and pointing that out!
I would not brag about being a college graduate if I made such a mistake. Gold is number three conductor after silver and copper. Lead IS a superconductor.
A massive amount of silver too...😊
Good one. Hope they don’t level all the mountains
The largest thermal intrusion in history, wah wah springs caldera.
Of course mostly buried today.
Thanks for watching, and oooh yeah the Wah Wah Springs Caldera is a cool place!
I Insured McClleland labs for many years.
love a CHUG shoutout
You know it! Spent over a year there, had to shout it out. Thanks for watching!
ever come to california. ???
was out looking for gold today.
Partical accelerators can make gold, coming soon.
James B. Haggin (1824-1914) owner of 160 mines around the world, had holdings in Nevada and was history's greatest mine owner mines he held produced over 50 million gold oz plus enormous amounts of silver, copper, zinc, lead he was a Pilgrims Society member ("a secret society gradually absorbing the wealth of the world" Review of Reviews May 1902 page 557). They are the source of the "you'll own nothing, and be happy") line. They also want world population down under 500 million people, because their leader King Charles III wants this. Too many commoners.
Newmont Gold has had its share of Pilgrims Society members on its board of directors like Albert H. Wiggin head of Chase National Bank, who was a director of at least 67 corporations. He sold Bolshevik Bonds in the 1920s and prevented the Communists Reds from losing control over Russia. See old versions of Who's Who in America for the long list of big corporations Wiggin was on the boards of. Don't know yet if Elon Musk is a member; rosters are unavailable to outsiders; it's certain they can flatten him out if they decide to. Trump also.
The reason God put the Gold under Nevada is so you wouldn't feel bad about digging it up!
Lmfao
that intro was hot
SOMEWHERE IN NEVADA
Gold in Nevada? Nevada is the silver state, Arizona is the Copper state and California is gold. Let's not confuse people or start rumors.
Mining is good (.) tell that to cerro gordo brent
So if a dollar held it's value.
Gold would be, 34$ Per ounce.
But a dollars only worth six cents.
Making your social security of 1,500 a month only 900$.
So how do you get overpaid If the value isn't there to be getting with.
Why is there so much gold on/in this planet?
merging neutron stars
I’m very great full of you saying Native Americans and the Salish Sea instead of the Puget Sound. People should know Indian People tend to have red dots on the forehead. A Native will have Cedar hats, clothing and shoes along with everything else that we made from Cedar. Most of everything durable goods came from Cedar. Thank you 🙏🏼❤️😌🦅🖖🏼
Why is there so much gold in the world that is the question
Maybe it's the land and the abuse it goes through, or perhaps it was there waiting
Came from a lava vent and I'd bet if we knew how to get to the gold deep in the earth we'd find there's more gold in other places. So your phd's are just a piece of paper to say you know something almost anyone can figure out the same if not more because they were not coached to think a certain way!
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The Colorado school on mines is where you need to study
I almost applied there! Haha. Thanks for watching!
*Nevada does not have more gold! IT HAS LESS MINING REGULATION!*
Orogen❤.
Graboids?