We are stardust, we are golden...

@katana1960

Күн бұрын

Not according to to my Christian brother. We were all created in six days six thousand years ago. How can you argue with that?

@rajeshgajwelly9035

Күн бұрын

as indian the universe was created when a lotus grew out of lord vishnu stomach, then separated into three parts. we indians believe this becase we have scientific proof of panchagavya concept. According to same teachings, cow is holy because a thousand god live inside it. This is why cow byproduct is holy and clean (natural antiseptic). And why we indians use cow dung soap, toothpaste, etc.

@redeyewarrior

Күн бұрын

Religious nutcases in this comment section 😂 🤦‍♂️

@holysong2099

Күн бұрын

@@rajeshgajwelly9035 You liar. There's no concept like that in any of our holy texts. And no Indian ever uses cow dung toothpaste or soap. I'mma report you to KZread for spreading misinformation.

@WildernessGuyBC

Күн бұрын

"We are billion year old carbon, and we got to get ourselves back to the garden."

We just look, we don't touch with our fingers! 😂

oh , that was saint peter doing the heaven's road maintenance . Boss wanted to replace the old road bricks with the new ones .

seems a bit misleading title "how gold get to earth" when video doesn't explain it (i think everything comes from super novas and colisions). but sadly video only talks on good already on earth 🤔

@_Super_Hans_

Күн бұрын

She did say 3:30

@Tommilee09

Күн бұрын

@@_Super_Hans_ Right haha

@Rebel1972x

Күн бұрын

😅😂😂😂😂

Gold, as an element is only formed in a supernova.

@pertwee9376

Күн бұрын

It seems that the latest science puts gold as being formed in collisions between neutron stars.

@robson668

Күн бұрын

Something the average jeweler is ignorant about funny enough.

@pertwee9376

Күн бұрын

@@robson668 The average jeweller hasn't got LIGO (look it up if you don't know) to pinpoint it happening, and hundreds of huge telescopes to follow up and see it happening. It was said that during the first collision between neutron stars that LIGO detected there was enough gold produced and scattered across the universe to equal something like four of five earth sized planets.

@reverseuniverse2559

Күн бұрын

After watching this short entertaining video I was actually going to comment the same, personally I believe the sun is partially gold but some would say why isn’t gold found in the moon or mars? Again my personal belief with the inter connected planetary system earth having the strongest fields might attract particles rather than other planets, I’m in Victoria Australia and surrounded by gold fields one of the richest in the world some prospectors find clean round nuggets pebble to stone size just sitting on top of the surface looking at you and they look like meteorites with the smouldering dimples I also believe earths core has something to do with gold

@rockets4kids

15 сағат бұрын

That was the common thought for quite a long time but the math never really worked out. Current consensus is that most of the gold is formed in neutron star mergers.

My sincere thanks for sharing it.

Oh there's some pure gold here. Thank you.

Well? Any gold caught in the sluice?

Good to see Dr Helen Czerski , love her programmes , but this is from 2015 !!!!.

@evilmario6061

Күн бұрын

Don't worry, she's still cute

I find it fascinating that the woman is suggesting how precious gold is, yet she is objectively much more precious than it considering gold is sprinkled across the universe, yet we still haven't found life, let alone intelligent life. And yes, I think she's beautiful lol

Gold is one of the many metals found in human blood too

This video is pure gold

One thing that should interest a lot of people is that during the formation of our solar system, heavier elements were attracted to gravitational forces as soon as they could... Don't be surprised if one day we find Mercury and Venus to be far wealthier than Earth in their gold possessions. ✨️

Gold and its importance is always a good topic to talk about. The human fascination with Gold is very interesting.

I imagine gold got here the same way everything else got here.

@Shaun.Stephens

Күн бұрын

From China via Amazon?

@mattharrison2330

14 минут бұрын

From the white colonialist patriarchy?

0:59 That's still approx 27,900 BILLION tonnes of gold!

@doktormcnasty

22 сағат бұрын

So get our there and get yours! Just don't mind the costs of storing and securing it too much. I mean, that is after you mine or harvest and transport it. And of course secure those two phases as well.

Not great wording. Nowhere is it stated that gold is inert, you can repurpose it at infintum, hence gold is not a critical mineral. I also object to “geology and water processes”.

So ELI5 is that gold comes from space, gets concentrated through "geological processes", then washed out by water? That's the most *unspecific* "explanation" you guys could give.

Gold, gold....🎶 ( Spandau Ballet ).

Is this the lady who's sure all that glitters is gold?

Where is this place so i can plan my next vacay there

@Muralidharan001

2 күн бұрын

She said Jamestown, probably Virginia, USA. If you are foreigner, It's illegal todo mining with tourist visa, if you are from non OCED member nation getting any visa itself is hard.

@RangerMcFriendly

2 күн бұрын

@@Muralidharan001Jamestown, California. The gold panning is in the South Fork of the American River.

@lorenzoblum868

Күн бұрын

Fort Knox

We ❤ gold.

@philipclift7205

Күн бұрын

Yeah , baby. Austin powers Goldmember 😂

@user-zt5xz5fz4q

Күн бұрын

@@philipclift7205 We love gold.

Will a planet without so many variations of elements like Earth even tho there is the essential of elements to make life, will life still going to happen and sustain on the planet?

You will ride eternal, shiny and... gold.

Now explain the process of extracting gold from pyrite

@rockets4kids

15 сағат бұрын

First you need to separate out all the fools...

Thank you for an interesting video, and, on a lesser note, I very much enjoy hearing anyone speak with a Received Pronunciation accent.

@looptimelapse

2 күн бұрын

what's that?

@looptimelapse

2 күн бұрын

nevermind just googled it

Same thing for lead

I know

👍

뭔가 연속적인 느낌을 받는 사람이면 갑자기 세상이 감옥처럼 느껴질거고 그냥 지나친 우연이라고 생각하는 사람은 부분적으로 조심하겠죠.

이론적으로 금은 초신성 폭발로 지구에 떨어졌고 그 항성에 어떤 사연이 있었는지는 우리는 모른다.

@user-zt5xz5fz4q

Күн бұрын

@@user-cu9ww9tj4i Certainly.

Do one about copper, it is actually much cooler

Immutable is the word comes to mind here.

I ever heard a story about the origin of gold in hinduism where Shiva was meditating and after finished his meditation he missed Parvati so much which made his semen spurted and it fell to some places on earth, and after that those semens turn into gold. I know it's a weird story but knowing gold is not originally from earth make me amazed how ancient civilization from millennia ago already could tell something that modern scientist just find out

@cybermonkeys

21 сағат бұрын

Well, Dr Helen Czerski has that effect on me as well, but that's not where gold comes from? Exploding Supernovae is a better guess.

Gold has now grown old, so it is not with abundance told. Instead now the other luxury people fold.

she is Gold

Didn’t it come from our star not others?

@thomthumbe

Күн бұрын

Not from what I’ve read. Our star the Sun isn’t massive enough to make heavier elements. I could be wrong, but I don’t think our Sun can’t make iron, let alone anything heavier. That said, I’m sure there is gold in the overall makeup of the Sun just as there is here on Earth. In the beginning stars were made of 100% Hydrogen, but since that beginning, there have been many larger stars who over time have been massive enough to make iron and heavier elements as well. One more thing that others have posted….it is now believed that some heavier elements found in our solar system today were created in more rare and much larger stars. If a gene were to grant me three wishes, one of my choices would be for a couple Kg of Californium, which would be worth much more than all the Gold on Earth! It’s all about what humans want, and how much they are willing to pay for something that is completely useless to most humans. I mean, I never wear my gold wedding ring anymore. It sits in a drawer in its original jewelry box. I’ve never once ever cheated on my wife and I never will (after several decades of living happily ever after, I still think she is the cutest, sexiest chick I’ve ever seen!). She never fails to make my motor run! So why bother wearing a ring which could in fact help kill me if I were to ever come in contact with a high voltage wire-line. When we got married, we both spent huge sums of money for each other’s ring (hers was scary expensive because that is just what everyone did back in those days). But since then neither of us has worn our rings other than for special occasions.

@First.nameLastname

Күн бұрын

@@thomthumbe what a weird response

and people use that precious rocks for fancy dishes in snobish restaurants

@JackSmith-kp2vs

20 сағат бұрын

@metal87power Here comes the socialist

I bet there's a huge number of mosquitos and horseflies down the river.

@bsx121

2 күн бұрын

A silly amount indeed

@KateeAngel

2 күн бұрын

Repellents are great!

@paulhammons7077

2 күн бұрын

Black flies everywhere yah go bite en at your finger and bite en at your toes 😅

@bsx121

Күн бұрын

@@paulhammons7077 not cool 😯

@jnkthurman857

Күн бұрын

Mmhmm

Why are there gold mines? Why are there veins of gold?

@rockets4kids

15 сағат бұрын

That is a truly fascinating story.

@rapido2963

48 минут бұрын

I used to work for a copper mining company. In conversation with the boss, I suggested that he would be better off gold mining. He told me that they get gold out with the copper as a ‘residual’ and they earn’t several million dollars that particular year. I’m not sure gold is found in seams?

I don't know her name but her voice tone and accent is identical to Emily from friends. Close your eyes and listen. Identical.

@Marwolaeth01

Күн бұрын

Pretty sure it's Dr. Helen Czerski

@cybermonkeys

21 сағат бұрын

​@@Marwolaeth01 Correct. She never appeared in friends, because she is a marine biologist.

@Marwolaeth01

20 сағат бұрын

@@cybermonkeys is she? I thought she was a physicist. Her book Storm in a Teacup is a great read.

@cybermonkeys

20 сағат бұрын

@@Marwolaeth01 I'm pretty sure her real passion is the oceans, as she gave the Christmas lectures on the subject a few years ago, but it's very easy to get her mixed up with Dr Becky, who is a real astrophysicists, and also didn't appear in friends.

@Marwolaeth01

19 сағат бұрын

@@cybermonkeys Dr. Becky Smethurst is another one that I recommend their book. 10 things you should know about space audio book is read by her, unlike Storm in a Teacup which wasn't even read by Dr. Czerski. And neither one was read by Helen Baxendale, who did appear in Friends. Well, not as an audiobook anyway.

That's uncle from rdr2

He's like we invented it. Come inside let me show you lol 😂😂😂

quran 82:1,2 And when the stars have fallen and scattered”

At 20 seconds, why don't you just stick the camera in the dude's face? I don't get why we have video closeups of people's facial pores.

Can you set up the trap and just let the river run over it and collect once a day?

Wow. Geology degree here. This was a really bad piece.

@winthropstatue

15 сағат бұрын

Can you elaborate?

Uranium ore is so much more fun.

just theories and guesswork "science"

Good morning evening night

@harryschofield6822

2 күн бұрын

Hello greetings goodbye farewell

I still don't understand why gold is useful for? Because it's rarely found? So what? Isn't that more work expended and stupider?

@98coxl

2 күн бұрын

its an excellent conductor

@dicejr6802

2 күн бұрын

It's used in nearly all technology

@christophercooper6731

Күн бұрын

In the past it was a 😻 🧲 Today it has uses in electronics and science.

@Atok595

Күн бұрын

It’s shiny and doesn’t rust.

Lovely lips

So gold nuggets rained down on earth? Or, gold dust rained down on earth, then somehow mushed into nuggets... seemingly always being found near quartz. Odd, but I'll believe what I'm told.

@looptimelapse

2 күн бұрын

that's not what it's said in this video though..

@bradleythorburn

Күн бұрын

I can make you a tin foil hat if you like?

@Atok595

Күн бұрын

Scientists believe all the gold on Earth formed in supernovae and neutron star collisions that occurred before the solar system formed. In these events, gold formed during the r-process. Gold sank to the Earth's core during the planet's formation. It's only accessible today because of asteroid bombardment. (Found in quartz from asteroid collisions)

We have no idea how gold arrive on Earth. It's all a speculation! Maybe it seem logic or beautiful, but we have NO idea. I remind you: - scientific theory is scientific if and only if it fulfils 3 conditions at once: 1. it predicts something (explain). 2. it can be tested in at least 2 different ways in a reasonable time 3. repeated test yields the same results. Please test your explanation and give me the same results all over again! Thank you!

@JohnnyAngel8

2 күн бұрын

I'm tired of comments like this one. Speculation implies no evidence to back up the theory, but that isn't true here. If you want speculation, try this: aliens delivered the gold to Earth to see what we would do with it.

@radupopescu9977

2 күн бұрын

@@JohnnyAngel8 Please test this ideas in at least 2 different ways in a reasonable time. I don't see the tests. Not mentions the third condition: repeating test and the same results! This is science. Anything else is a beautiful story nothing more. Double slit experiment, gravity experiments, friction, any any other really scientific things fulfil those 3 conditions I mentioned in the first comment.

@user-zt5xz5fz4q

2 күн бұрын

Amen.❤.

@Kramlets

Күн бұрын

All swans are white. I see two swans that are white. I keep seeing swans that are white. This didn't work though as eventually we found swans of different colours.

@Atok595

Күн бұрын

I think “we” have an idea of how gold arrived on earth. Did you have chemistry in school?

Shear Coincidence. Gold was One of the First Elements to Expose Humanities Curiosity and then Naivety. I Think Water was the First. Just by Shear Coincidence All these Metals, Water, Resources Accumulate on Earth Where Life Exists, Where Humans Think. Shear Coincidence.

Nope, not True. we got here a minute ago and are already claiming we know facts... grow up