The True Origins of Gold in Our Universe May Have Just Changed, Again

Science Alert ^ | 15 Sep, 2020 | MICHELLE STARR

[who_would_fardels_bear]

There's a group of scientists who believe in something called the "Electric Universe" theory which posits that plasmas are a better way to describe what is happening than the current cosmological model.

They mention the dearth of lithium as a major cause of concern for cosmologists.

(Not to mention the dearth of customers as a major cause of concern for cosmetologists thanks to Gavin Nuisance.)

[null and void]

Thanks.

[Seruzawa]

Yes, I’ve seen that one. The establishment community has been “debunking” the theory. In another century the scientific establishment would have burned them at the stake.

[Magnum44]

[Honest Nigerian]

I think that GOLD comes out of the butts of MEXICAN GODS.
They eat CHOCOLATE and poop GOLD.

[bunkerhill7]

Origin of gold = King Midas
Any 3rd grader knows that.

[Manly Warrior]

I read all the responses and giggled a bit. Science really has no clue, except that they were for sure and certain a few weeks ago....

[17th Miss Regt]

That's a lot of Olde English 800!

[BiteYourSelf]

That’s what I thought too.

[BiteYourSelf]

In a bank in the middle of California under somebody else’s name.

[BiteYourSelf]

Ahhh I’m too slow.

[mlo]

"They really are making it up as they go along!"

It's science. It has to be figured out. Nobody wakes up with all the right answers.

[Covenantor]

;>)

[calenel]

Especially low atomic number elements.

[calenel]

“If one reads their bible, the tons of gold, in Solomon’s temple, had several tons of gold; even when the Queen of Sheba visited, she gave him a few more tons - where did this gold go?”

The Knights Templar buried it on Oak Island, George Washington moved it to Philadelphia and Benjamin Franklin Gates found it and then Obama and Biden and the Clintons pilfered it.

[yesthatjallen]

And here I thought the science was settled on this matter...

It is until they come up with another theory.

Remember, Trust Science!

[Arlis]

Didn’t PING and others make beryllium clubs? My Dad had a whole set - and I have a PING Beryllium Anser II putter.

But didn’t they quit making them because they found out that somehow the beryllium was dangerous?

[Pete from Shawnee Mission]

And Bendix used it to make rocket parts.

Beryllium is used in Defense and Aerospace applications. It is very rigid and does not flex.

Here is a good midswestern company that makes beryllium alloys and castings.

https://ibcadvancedalloys.com/

[SuperLuminal]

"When did the conventional wisdom shift to neutron star mergers?"

Think it was sometime in the 1980's, thanks to the Pointer sisters...

[Spirochete]

Normal fusion in stars can produce elements up to iron.

That's true,during the normal course of the massive star's evolution. Iron is the ash product of the final stage.

But the implosion/explosion of the star's collapse creates heavier elements.