[TigersEye]

There’s a bunch missing from Libya too. I’ve heard.

[C210N]

supernovas so intense they turn a star inside out. ..

Probably those ubiquitous Fools Supernovas producing all that "gold".

[prophetic]

supernovas so intense they turn a star inside out.

So have you ever been inside one and experienced it from the inside or even in relative close proximity, or are you just speculating again?

[DannyTN]

[P-Marlowe]

God is going to use it to pave the streets in Heaven.

That’s why there’s so much of it.

[fireman15]

The article indicates that this much gold being created by chance is highly unlikely. Does this indicate that the universe was not created completely out of randomness?

[Rurudyne]

It’s relatively common because someday it will be used for paving....

[calenel]

It’s mine, and I’d appreciate it if y’all would return it, thanks.

[Slainte]

Spandau Ballet has it, but they never say where they got it.
Gold

[Larry Lucido]

Somebody better tell William DeVane and the folks at Rosland Capital.

[MadMax, the Grinning Reaper]

I know where to put all that gold. My address is ****.

[Fungi]

There is also too many fungi, more than a million species, and no one knows where thy came from either. So what?

[catnipman]

uh,huh ... why just gold? the same “reasoning” would apply to ALL the heavy elements, not just gold ...

[Billthedrill]

Geese lay the stuff in eggs, f’Petessake. I thought everybody knew that.

[BigEdLB]

Too much verbiage. Bottom line-it is a product of supernovas. Stars of a certain mass will make more than others

[goldbux]

"No one knows where it came from."

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We here at the Lab know.

We know where most of it went, too.

We keep it stored securely in the basement vault, resting on bedrock at 40.7084^o N, 74.0087^o W.

[TonyM]

Do y’all know the aliens came here to earth thousands of years ago and made us from monkeys to be slave labor to mine the gold they needed to save their own planet’s atmosphere from effects of their own “alien made” global warming? Its a fact! I saw it on TV, you know, the guy with the weird hair and unpronounceable last name.

[KarlInOhio]

Found the error source. One of the scientisist was "a lady who's sure alll that glitters is gold".

[Honest Nigerian]

Fascinating speculations there. I guess the science is not so settled on ...... lots and lots of things.
So now that they “know” how to create many elements can they do it in a cost efficient manner?

[Libloather]

No one knows where it came from

Mine comes fresh off the grill.