Is gold leaking from the earth? Shocking revelations happened, will be shocked to know

Earth Core Gold Discovery: How much gold is inside the earth and how does it come out? No one has the answer. Constant research is done on this and new revelations are made. Meanwhile, this has revealed in the research of a German university, which you will be shocked to read.

Scientists at the University of Gottingen have revealed that when the volcano erupts, the precious metals like gold and ruthenium present inside the earth with its lava come out and reach the surface of the earth. For this research, scientists had studied the lava that came out after the Kilautha and Loihi volcano erupted, after which this thing has come to light.

Billions of tons of gold treasure present inside the earth

According to research, about 30 billion tonnes of gold may be present in the core of the earth, which is an estimated price of about 2.77 trillion euros. However, only very minor parts reach the surface. According to the researchers, these subtle leaks show a glimpse of the layers of the earth which are considered to be the richest and most difficult access layer so far. According to Mathius Wilbold involved in this research, ‘We are talking about very subtle marks, not the lumps here.’

Can gold be removed from inside the earth?

Scientists say that the current technology is not so capable that gold or other metals can be mined directly from the core of the earth, but this study is very important in understanding the structure of the earth and the natural processes going on within it for billions of years.

How did you get a clue of getting gold inside the earth?

For this research, scientists studied the basalt rocks of the oceans. These rocks are made from the hot mantle plum that arises from within the earth. The ruthanium metal found in them serves as the identity of the core of the earth. The elevated level of 100ru isotopes in the lava indicates that less than 0.3% of the Earth’s core accesses the surface. This is a strong evidence that the core is not completely isolated from the rest of the earth, as was considered earlier.