To: cuban leaf
There’s about fifty pounds of gold in every cubic mile of sea water....
32 posted on
03/03/2015 9:43:28 AM PST by
OregonRancher
(Some days, it's not even worth chewing through the restraints)
To: OregonRancher
There’s about fifty pounds of gold in every cubic mile of sea water....
That seems like a lot when you think about how much seawater would be converted on a large scale for places like California. At today’s value that’s almost a million dollars worth of Gold as a byproduct of a process.
33 posted on
03/03/2015 9:58:34 AM PST by
cuban leaf
(The US will not survive the obama presidency. The world may not either.)
To: OregonRancher
There’s about fifty pounds of gold in every cubic mile of sea water....
Do you have a source for this illogical comment?
Gold is heavy, it would sink to the bottom making it very easy to scoop up. There may be parts of the ocean with high concentraions on the bottom but to extrapolate that to every cubic mile is jsut illogical.
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