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Gold/Mining/Energy
A Little Forum For Gold Microclusters

An SI Board Since August 1997

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Emcee: Michael J. Wendell	Type: Unmoderated

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17	Celestite, anhydrite, arenites? Good post - thanks. You failed geology? I don&#	Jim Steel	-	8/6/1997
16	<<All one needs is some mantle derived rocks, a conductive heat cell, and	Chuca Marsh	-	8/5/1997
15	Dredging up sulphide petrology from my overtaxed brain leads me to suggest the	Jim Steel	-	8/5/1997
14	Thanks Randall, I will look at the GPGI web site. As for my contributions, I a	Michael J. Wendell	-	8/5/1997
13	The Mantle is much deeper than 2000' down. Depends where on the face of the	Michael J. Wendell	-	8/5/1997
12	Carbon 60 and carbon 70 are microclusters of carbon that were written up in the	Michael J. Wendell	-	8/4/1997
11	Chuca Marsh, You may be closer to Mickey than you are to the Mantle. Check in	JACK R. SMITH JR.	-	8/4/1997
10	And I actually am sitting 25 feet away from Mickey Mantle's autograph on a	Chuca Marsh	-	8/3/1997
9	Chuca: I understand some of the South African gold mines are over a MILE deep.	Randall E. Brubaker	-	8/3/1997
8	The mantle is two thousand feety down, so a 2,000 foot drill into a volcano mig	Chuca Marsh	-	8/3/1997
7	Mr. Wendell: Here is the GPGI web site: gpgi.com You have been very generous	Randall E. Brubaker	-	8/3/1997
6	To all cyberfolk chatters I understand diamonds are atomic clusters of carbon.	Michael J. Wendell	-	8/2/1997
5	Mike, <<...your lead question. Lead comes in bars, bullion ingots, shot l	Chuca Marsh	-	8/2/1997
4	Yes Charles, gold is magnetic. At least under induced conditions. This gets int	Michael J. Wendell	-	8/2/1997
3	Ujina Mega Ions are detectable and can be photographed using focused XRAY (XRAY	Michael J. Wendell	-	8/1/1997
2	The basic building blocks of all minerals (although perhaps not amorphous entit	Jim Steel	-	8/1/1997
1	<<<Most, if not all, have catalytic properties; they are magnetic... &	Chuca Marsh	-	8/1/1997

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