12 Surprising Facts About GOLD You Never Knew

[@logicalconceptofficial]

Thank you for these videos you know a lot! I kind of wondered (apparently not enough to look it up haha) how some metal detectors can’t detect gold while others only find magnetic metals and it make perfect sense that the higher end metal detectors can use an electromagnetic field and the conductivity of gold to find the nuggets. Great stuff! Please keep these videos coming!

[@ChrisRalph]

The problem is that you are kind of confused I think and have only a very vague understanding of how they work. All metal detectors can detect gold, all can detect magnets, but some are not designed for the practical conditions of what it takes to find gold. GOld nuggets are only rarely large and often occur in areas of mineralized soils. So a cheap detector that cannot handle mineralized ground or see small nuggets, if you had a giant nugget and mineral free soils, that detector would see the gold - but that is very unusual. Normal conditions are smallish gold and mineralized soils. All metal detectors can use an electromagnetic field and the conductivity of metals to find metals in the ground. Some do it better than others the more expensive ones can handle difficult conditions or see small targets.

[@GamingKeenBeaner]

This channel should be so much bigger than it is because you are a wealth of information. Very worthwhile content!

[@ChrisRalph]

Glad you like the videos - I am growing pretty good, just need more time and more videos......

[@DaleDuffy]

Have a great year prospecting in 2020, and thanks for another great video Chris...!

[@ChrisRalph]

Thanks! Got lots planned for 2020, just waiting for the weather to warm up! I'm glad you enjoyed the video.

[@magicdinsmore3107]

sometimes I thing I'm smart, then science sets me into my place. The universe is full of broken rules, or rules kept. Thanks Chris!

[@ChrisRalph]

I'm glad you enjoyed the video.

[@alexnutu1125]

thanks a bunch Chris love and appreciate your videos and information! really cool of you!

[@ChrisRalph]

Thanks for the kind words, I appreciate that!

[@oussamalasfer4860]

I learn a lot of new stuff about gold buc of you thank you you are the coolest Chemistry teacher in youtube!!!!!!!

[@ChrisRalph]

Thank you. I'm glad you enjoyed the video.

[@goldminer49niner42]

Thank you Chris was very educational video.

[@ChrisRalph]

I'm glad you enjoyed the video.

[@fardinheidari5787]

i watched some of your educations . so valuable like gold. could you tell me whether long range locators react on gold or not? thanks

[@ChrisRalph]

Long range locators do not work.

[@reshdarkoshur]

Love you Chris Raph. I love you.

[@ChrisRalph]

Glad you enjoy the videos.

[@reshdarkoshur]

@@ChrisRalph Dear Sir! I found a meteorite thing kind o stuff on a himalaya hill here. I'm sending its pics. Please diagnose it.... what is it...i threw a light on the white diamond like part of it and it gave out unbearably sharp beam of light....this part of it seems kind of redish inside when seen carefully.

[@ironjimno7936]

excellent video really liked the knowledge about the iron and other minerals that gold gets to travel with thank you

[@ChrisRalph]

I'm glad you enjoyed the video.

[@sonalparekh3077]

Thank you very much it is so nice to understand your discuss thank you again

[@ChrisRalph]

Glad it was helpful!

[@simeonreyesjr.2987]

gud eve sir .. thanx for this video of yours explaining 12 important infos about Au.. so informative and educational..

[@ChrisRalph]

So nice of you, glad you enjoyed it.

[@ryantimmins9479]

Great video Chris!

[@ChrisRalph]

I'm glad you enjoyed the video.

[@chongscorner562]

Very informative sir Chris. Im from Philippines.

[@ChrisRalph]

Glad it was helpful!

[@GramCanyonSam]

What's your thoughts on aeromagnetic/gravitational anomalies in the field for prospecting . I've been doing research here and there on the matter and what I'm seeing shows me that they can be used in the tool box to find potential deposit areas .

[@ChrisRalph]

For some types of deposits they could work, but not for others. I'm glad you enjoyed the video.

[@boydbros.3659]

I too have been researching aeromagnetic/gravitational anomalies within areas to identify mineral deposits ...

[@GramCanyonSam]

@@boydbros.3659 it's a truly amazing rock we call home , with so many things happened and happening none stop. When you sit back and look at how the earth was formed and all the gravitational and magnetic forces combined with other events like plate shifting and volcanic episodes and its complexity it all breaks back down the way it was formed and theres a reason we have a polar pull and how there can be the mind blowing spots across the world where your eyes are not actually playing tricks but its earths wonder. If you were not looking for gold eventually you would put it together by its purpose of its place in earths cycle

[@boydbros.3659]

@@GramCanyonSam Anyone who thinks that mineral deposits don't have/cause aeromagnetic/gravitational anomalies is living under a rock. We are floating through space on a ROCK, that once was molten ... this rock is chock full of minerals that effect gravity ...

[@GramCanyonSam]

@@boydbros.3659 🙏 100% 😁👍🏻

[@meriampiang609]

Thank u sir,,,for very good sharing and teaching about gold and magnitic resulta,,wishing u more blessings ,,

[@ChrisRalph]

You are most welcome

[@paulcoover9197]

I have seen where silver ore was reduced to some cool wire structures.......the guy used vinegar. I'm thinking of vinegar into my best.......most promising black sands....the most course/magnetic. It's worth a try

[@ChrisRalph]

The silver ore in question is a mixture of metallic silver and calcite. The vinegar dissolves the calcite, leaving the silver behind. Vinegar is a weak acid.

[@kevinlong6096]

great video im in the appalachian mtns. can i send some pics or video with questions.

[@ChrisRalph]

Ask Here. I get many many requests for help, training, mineral ID, etc. I do not offer a service to identify stuff - its way harder than you think. I also get about ten people a day who want me to take an hour of my time to look at their rocks and respond with my thoughts. Take a look at my video on how to identify minerals and learn more about it. See: kzbin.info/www/bejne/g6HOiGhuj8qEosU

[@katherinedownover7927]

Thanks Chris

[@ChrisRalph]

Glad you enjoyed the video.

[@aakniazi253]

Thanks teacher 🤠

[@ChrisRalph]

You are very welcome, glad I could help!

[@nestor6867]

Hola Ralph, una pregunta: si muelo una roca que contiene oro no visible, y la hago polvo, la hecho en tintura de yodo. Supuestamente el oro se disolverá verdad?

[@ChrisRalph]

It will dissolve if there are not contaminants and other elements that would prevent it from dissolving.

[@nestor6867]

@@ChrisRalph muchas gracias Ralph! Aprendo mucho en tus videos y aprendo inglés también. Saludos de Uruguay.

[@wahyuekosudibyo6579]

thanks Chris. From Indonesia.

[@ChrisRalph]

Thanks. Glad you enjoyed it!

[@aurtisanminer2827]

29:26- gold is the honey of metals! 30:19- the ability to smuggle large values of gold rectally is testament to it’s value to size ratio. There are some pretty unique stories in the news about this. I read about it in an article from a couple years ago.

[@ChrisRalph]

Gold is certainly valuable.

[@rickmessina5396]

Thanks again for more good info.....

[@ChrisRalph]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@zoltanbozzay3797]

gold is the only metal that reflects infra-red light 100%, so ideal for spaceship coating and infused glass. Like copper and silver has some anti bacterial and anti viral properties. and its one of the only metals that can cold-meld together, don't need to melt weld. many placer nuggets are many small nuggets and wires pressed together under boulders.

[@ChrisRalph]

I'm glad you enjoyed the video.

[@Makobadger]

Dish washing liquid helps when panning concentrates and heat and turbulance also helps

[@ChrisRalph]

Yes it does!

[@keithholmes2402]

greatv job again ,, as always

[@ChrisRalph]

Thanks again! Glad you enjoyed the video.

[@webofspiders917]

Im curious would a metal detector pick up very thin flat gold

[@ChrisRalph]

detector can pick up foil thickness of aluminum. They can do gold of similar size. If the flat flake is really tiny it wont pick it up as its just too small overall.

[@webofspiders917]

@@ChrisRalph Thankyou

[@BigBoi1312-f7u]

Hahaha, I love the Dilbert Plush toys in the background.

[@ChrisRalph]

They were a gift from years ago....

[@fleamine]

Thanks for the Knowledge. Sometimes we need to research golds properties, this in turn can be used to make new inventions, or gold machines that can process the gold better by utilizing its own properties.

[@ChrisRalph]

Yes, you are right

[@rahmatsujadi3691]

Hi..chris. this is amazing video. Your video is answered my wondering. You know Chris, I find very tiny gold is floating on water and the color is greenish. Thank you for your education Chris..

[@ChrisRalph]

Glad you enjoyed the video, I have many more...

[@prodigalselect2421]

Your s good voice in the community. I tell folks and learn what they thought they knew especially see read in a book somewhere because I've seen grey gold have seen red gold but most folks think that it's only yellow and only ever found yellow

[@ChrisRalph]

Alloys can be tinted - some silver rich alloys are greenish.

[@paulcoover9197]

I am sorry I can only like something once. Great work Chris

[@ChrisRalph]

No worries, I'm glad you enjoyed my video.

[@arcticminer32]

Wish you would explain colloidal gold and under what circumstances that it precipitates in nature.

[@ChrisRalph]

Colloidal gold does not glue itself together with magic to make nuggets. Its like seawater, there are traces of gold in waters but it costs more to recover than than to just buy it. Extracting colloidal gold is making gold for $50,000 an ounce - or more!

[@arcticminer32]

@@ChrisRalph You are right about the high cost . Germany proved that it is beyond economic feasible technology.

[@paulcoover9197]

you havent mentioned jet dry......or soap,shampoo.......how do you use jet dry/

[@ChrisRalph]

how do you use jet dry/ - Covered in another video.

[@simeonreyesjr.2987]

i got a question in my mind while watching this video.. is it possible that a liquid Au be mixed or stucked in a piece of wood and if so, how can we extract the Au from that piece of wood?

[@ChrisRalph]

Gold bearing waters (ones with gold chemicals in them) do rarely contact wood naturally. It happens all the time in the big mines that use cyanide but work through old mine workings with old wooden timber supports in them. The wood can be burned and the gold captured from the ash.

[@simeonreyesjr.2987]

thanx sir for the reply.. i appreciate it.. i hope i could call you and talk about extraction of Au from a piece of wood..

[@randywarren4657]

I find gold in Nevada that sticks to tweezers that are magnetic when doing my clean ups.i found a specimen recently that has gold in it but not sure what other minerals may be in it . it's not magnetic.but very heavy.would like to send a picture and see if you know what it may be.

[@ChrisRalph]

Its almost always impossible to ID minerals from photos. So I do not offer a service to ID minerals for folks.

[@magicmountainharpist]

thanks for youre great tutoring my name is geoff winder and a semi retired luthier harp maker and we use gold leaf in restoring concert harps as gilding and as you would b e aware it responds to static electricity and by using a nylon electricaly charged brush we are able to delicately pick up the fine sheets of gold for placement am new at prospecting but just love the adventure cheers from beautiful downtown Tasmania

[@ChrisRalph]

interesting.

[@stirlingworden7607]

I have found ritculated flakes wrapped arround limonite in north carolina

[@ChrisRalph]

I'm glad you enjoyed the video.

[@Wolf-xu1fj]

So if you went magnet fishing, and there were gold coins on the bottom of the sea floor, they won’t stick to the magnet ?

[@ChrisRalph]

No, gold wont stick to a magnet - most metals wont stick to a magnet - not copper, not aluminum, not silver, etc.

[@cheryl1763]

In Australia we like to go magnet mine fishing, its almost like magnet fishing for junk in a lake or pond except we do it for junk and gold/magnetite from deep mines. You could try it if you have it there its away to get some of that easy gold.

[@ChrisRalph]

High ironstone gold is far more common in Oz than it is in the US. The gold of different deposits around the world are not necessarily the same.

[@corkycorky7775]

How big is a sheet?

[@ChrisRalph]

I have no idea what you are talking about. A sheet of plywood? a sheet of cake? Or????

[@corkycorky7775]

Sorry Chris, I will just research it myself... A sheet of gold of course

[@ChrisRalph]

A sheet of gold can be as big as the maker of the sheet makes it. From tiny to huge.

[@ginaviola5800]

First time watching your show. I find it AMAZING and truly valuable info.Thank you for the education I learned from you, much appreciated.Will be watching more and looking forward for more interesting subjects. 😀Thanks. Gina Viola.

[@ChrisRalph]

Welcome, and thanks for the kind words.

[@graysonjeremy7084]

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[@blakepablo1035]

@Grayson Jeremy Instablaster ;)

[@graysonjeremy7084]

@Blake Pablo thanks for your reply. I found the site through google and Im waiting for the hacking stuff now. Seems to take quite some time so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.

[@graysonjeremy7084]

@Blake Pablo it worked and I now got access to my account again. Im so happy! Thank you so much, you saved my ass :D

[@gold-denprospecting8066]

Thanks Chris for adding to my knowledge about the metal that I love chasing. Dennis

[@ChrisRalph]

I'm glad you enjoyed the video.

[@rickmessina5396]

Chris Ralph, Professional Prospector psalms Lloyd

[@josephsmith9374]

Can you explain what makes gold in water resolidify?

[@ChrisRalph]

Chemical changes pull the gold out of solution form metallic gold. The changes are not the same in every case, and can involve chemical changes in the wall rocks, pressure and temperature changes. I'm glad you enjoyed the video.

[@josephsmith9374]

@@ChrisRalph I'm curious about how to refine micron gold from water.. I know some new filters claim to catch it in a whey/charcoal filter so its proof that gold is in water in many cases.

[@ChrisRalph]

Been tried 10 million times before, there is incredibly small amounts of gold in water, you cant take it out and make a profit.

[@allansgoldmining]

Thanks for the education Chris ! Thoroughly enjoyed it. I find several gold specimens attached to magnetite on my AZ claim. Thanks for sharing !

[@ChrisRalph]

Glad you liked it, see ya in a little more than a month.

[@raym9890]

There is also a cigar wrapped in a gold leaf made by Daniel Marshall, talk about burning money lol. After you smoke it you can keep the gold leaf.

[@ChrisRalph]

OK.

[@ultimape]

Did you know is the ancient egyptians had a glass based gold separation process that rivaled modern methods until a few years ago? It's amazing how good they were at processing it. I think I even figured out how the gold nanoparticles in the lycurgus cup was made. That's an ancient greek example of how gold can be funny colors.

[@ChrisRalph]

interesting.

[@skepticalgenious]

A lycarpus cup. Im intrigued please write More about this. I love ancient artifacts and site's. This world has so many to offer we could spend a lifetime discovering.

[@chetasonsunny7003]

I,,needs contact sell roo gold and indtifle

[@ChrisRalph]

I am not a buyer and I do not offer identification services. Please find someone t help you in your country.

[@greedygringoprospecting6941]

ever been out in the dale was out there with an old whites gold monster 4/b getting used to it the dale mining district like a volcanic rock out off gold crown road

[@ChrisRalph]

Never been to the Dale district. I'm glad you enjoyed the video.

[@greedygringoprospecting6941]

@@ChrisRalph very sandy don't go there by yourself make sure your buddy has a 4x4 to bring a quad ,dirt bike out off the 62 little past 29 palms maybe a basalt ?

[@blueleadgoldproductions133]

Another fine educational video. It is interesting that the Nisenan, the Maidu and the other native American inhabitants of the Mother Lode country had access to abundant pre-1848 supplies of gold. However, they apparently did not seek it out or place value on it like so many cultures have.

[@ChrisRalph]

Lets try to get together this summer. I'm normally in the Sierra / Plumas Co. area.

[@blueleadgoldproductions133]

@@ChrisRalph That's an excellent plan. I am buying a condo in Auburn and expect to be up there in March and April. I will be back in Hawaii in May and June. Then back to Auburn for July through October. When we can get across the North Yuba again, we can detect and dig on my Petey's Place claim. You can e-mail me at [e-mail]. and I will give you my phone #. When I get up there in March, let's meet up and do some digging. Aloha. Tim. P.S. You already have your invite for the 2020 North Yuba Nugget Hunt on July 25 and 26 at Petey's Place. Put those dates on your calendar and let's do some prospecting before the too..

[@kellylund6041]

Is gold like a rock or metal if you take a hammer and smash it does it shatter like rock or stay formed together like metal

[@ChrisRalph]

Gold is a metal and acts like a metal.

[@triac777]

I bought your book! I'll be rich in no time! I hope this book covers hard rock mining. I have about 1800 ft of adits, drifts and stopes to go over and I want it to be a productive as possible. THANKS !

[@ChrisRalph]

There is info on hard rocks mining in the book. I'm glad you enjoyed the video.

[@triac777]

Chris Ralph, Professional Prospector So far so good. Finding iron sulfide in vuggy quartz. Some gold in samples. Re-opened an old adit with a 4 foot wide vein at the face. The book is working.

[@RustyCandyAdventures]

A spider float the same. You can sink that spider and still up to 2hrs can come back. But add 1 drop of detergent and it will drown. That why a spider can climb out of a drain pipe full of water.

[@ChrisRalph]

Yep, floating on the surface tension of the water.

[@saleebanaxmedorshe9322]

Saleeban ahmed orshe thank your teach my dear teacher l have had gold call moon gold mass is 320kg and my is 1.69 so that how can you help me real that moon gold

[@ChrisRalph]

Sorry, we have a language communication problem.

[@davidragan9233]

Hmm I was wondering if gold could be made into a ceramic like Alon (Aluminium oxynitride)

[@ChrisRalph]

Why would one want to do that?

[@davidragan9233]

@@ChrisRalph Similar to the face Shields I suppose, but on possibly a larger scale?

[@ChrisRalph]

Gold is incorporated into the glass material in astronauts face shields. Its not a ceramic, the gold is just very fine particles.

[@davidragan9233]

@@ChrisRalphDidn't mean the same, was thinking of something similar. Inspiration drawn from trying to do an Abstract/Thought Exercise on some of the descriptions in Revelations.

[@pattaylor4407]

This is very interesting! Would you describe the gilding process done on statues, please. Those statues you showed in your video really made me curious as to how it’s done, and how much gold is required in solution to make that work. On a different topic, how far a hike is it on the trail along Mineral Bar in Auburn before you end up on BLM land? The Auburn Recreation folks were unclear about that. Also is it okay to pan gold on BLM land? Thank you very much for making such interesting videos about gold, and thereby increasing my knowledge about how fascinating gold is.

[@ChrisRalph]

You can do that research yourself, the data is available on the internet. I'm glad you enjoyed the video.

[@blueleadgoldproductions133]

Before you dig or pan on BLM land, be careful that you are not mining on anyone's mining claim. Most mining claims will have signs posted to warn you not to dig or pan. The area near the bridge at Edwards Crossing is open to the public for panning.

[@ITechcompulock]

I watched a guy stop a gold coin from rolling using an AC magnet.

[@ChrisRalph]

The effect is described in the video.

[@webofspiders917]

I have found little black chunks with my metal detector when i cleaned one with a tooth brush parts of the black have turned a red colour

[@webofspiders917]

If you have time to look i can send you some pics of my little collection Thankyou

[@ChrisRalph]

I do not offer a mineral ID service.

[@webofspiders917]

@@ChrisRalph I am learning every day from your videos Thankyou for your reply

[@Smithsgold]

Nice !!!!!!

[@ChrisRalph]

Thanks! When will your "The Nugget Hunters !!!" video be out?

[@Smithsgold]

Chris Ralph, Professional Prospector 70 % done editing but we have three basketball games this week so getting time to work on it isn’t going to happen or will just be very little work on it

[@ChrisRalph]

OH well. I'm not getting out because of the weather over this way. Good to at least watch someone else doing some prospecting!

[@Smithsgold]

Chris Ralph, Professional Prospector thanks 👍

[@ectogeoszethip136]

GOT ANOTHER ONE FOR YOU IS GOLD A GOOD RADITION BLOCKER?

[@ChrisRalph]

It would be a good blocker, but incredibly more expensive than lead, which is what is normally used. I'm glad you enjoyed the video.

[@josephsmith9374]

Strong enough electromagnets versus small enough particles of gold will attract

[@ChrisRalph]

Only if you are pulsating the electricity through the coil of the electromagnet, if that is the case you are inducing a tiny electromagnetic field in the gold as I described on the video. I'm glad you enjoyed the video.

[@josephsmith9374]

@@ChrisRalphI wonder if metal electric towers create enough electromagnetism in the ground to concentrate gold under them...🤔

[@ChrisRalph]

Nope.

[@Makobadger]

One of my friends were astounded and baffled when I showed him gold floats on surfacetention😂

[@ChrisRalph]

It does it because it resists wetting.

[@oussamalasfer4860]

I like titanuim !!!

[@ChrisRalph]

OK.

[@HALIYALVLOG]

Hi Sir 4000 to 5000 year back people How to find gold How to detect people Gold Sir .Egypt pyramids and India.Sir

[@ChrisRalph]

OK.

[@corcksambastch]

The Egyptians or those before them originally had gold on the top of the great pyramid. This helped them navigate the seas, when the sun rose and when it settled, there would be a reflection or flash of brilliance for a long moment that extended across the flat earth and they knew where and when to look for this beacon to guide them, maybe!?

[@ChrisRalph]

OK.

[@PhantomLife]

Chris; You where trying to say; 'Characteristics of Gold'. *NOTE If 'the Additional elements' are Magnetic & combined in a different type of element which isn't magnetic; that doesn't mean that all the elements are equal; but the Magnetic attraction Only pertains to the Magnetic elements. So a person can't legitimately say; that Gold (Au 79) is magnetic; when the magnetic force of attraction only pertains to the Other elements that can be combined in with Gold. 'Gold isn't Magnetic but can obtain Other Magnetic elements mixed & hardened reducing the Gold Purity amounts'!

[@ChrisRalph]

This video is about gold that occurs naturally. It would be impossible to talk about every possible alloy of every possible metal at every possible ratio of combination. You would be talking about millions of possibilities. Naturally occurring gold is not found with a high iron content. Only tiny traces of iron are found in natural gold. So as far as natural gold, no its not magnetic.

[@GramCanyonSam]

We all have trace gold in our blood , 😉

[@ChrisRalph]

We have the capacity to measure ridiculously small amounts of stuff these days.

[@jjoverbeltiar9040]

Red color gold in hard rock?

[@ChrisRalph]

Gold is not red.

[@rerun1957]

You forgot about medicinal gold

[@ChrisRalph]

True, but the video was already long enough....

[@foxmulder7616]

😂 very true! I love the edible gold/silver leafed Hindustani sweets! It's probably an essential trace mineral.. indium is, for the pineal gland, tin for the ears/hearing, etc etc! They sell colloidal gold supplements, just like the popular colloidal silver!

[@ChrisRalph]

Glad you enjoyed it. 😉

[@kevinlong6096]

Lots of Iron Here. Is magnetite the black sand thats magnetic?

[@ChrisRalph]

right, the part of black sand that is magnetic is usually magnetite.

[@corcksambastch]

There is a possibility that the ancient Egyptian rulers ate mono-atomic gold. They prepared (cake) with the gold and they would live to be 300 years old as well as purifying their DNA, by eating these cakes.

[@ChrisRalph]

Mono-atomic gold is an old fraudster and conman's tale. I'm glad you enjoyed the video

[@ectogeoszethip136]

I HEARD THAT THERE ONLY ENOUGH GOLD TO GIVE EACH PERSON 12OZ.

[@ChrisRalph]

OK. Feel free to stand in line for it....... I'm glad you enjoyed the video.

[@michaelgilbert2786]

@@ChrisRalph funny

[@briankerr4512]

50 bucks a gram ... I don't know what the cocain price is these days but ... 50 bucks a gram gold is cheep in comparison ...

[@ChrisRalph]

Its an old video. Current price is about $70 a gram.

[@mikemullenix6956]

Well you settled that ! Scientific proof

[@ChrisRalph]

Glad you liked it.

[@mikemullenix6956]

@@ChrisRalph however, fine gold is attracted to static electric. Keene makes a dry washer that uses the principle

[@memorybank3420]

It means rough natural gold is 100% magnetic

[@ChrisRalph]

No, watch the video and have someone translate for you if needed.

[@davidrosales3663]

Or atmospheres made of gold. And everybody's take it and hide it and safe and stuff where our environment needs it more than we do

[@ChrisRalph]

Do you own a cell phone? A computer or anything electronic like a TV or even a car? By the way all of those contain and require gold to work. So please give it all back to the environment and go live like its 1900.

[@rkpraveenkumar2776]

Or any mail I’d for writing you for help

[@ChrisRalph]

Sorry, I do not do consulting or training. I have hundreds of requests. Learn from the videos and my book. I have no Whatsup number.

[@littlebrookreader949]

👍👍

[@ChrisRalph]

Glad you liked the video.

[@frankz1125]

The ancient Egyptians and Sumerians have tales of monotonic gold. Im sure you have heard. Have you ever tried?

[@ChrisRalph]

I dont believe in the tooth fairy or monoatomic gold. I'm glad you enjoyed the video.

[@frankz1125]

@@ChrisRalph do you believe in God or the bible?

[@bonitalang9975]

FYI: Most of the gold in the world came from the Philippians.

[@ChrisRalph]

The Philippines have produced a lot of gold, but no, the most of the gold in the world has come from places like South Africa or Nevada in the USA.

[@rkpraveenkumar2776]

Hi Chris sir, I a m a beginner and I am following your videos now and the clarity and the patience you give us a lot of confident and easy learning....can we get your what’s up no. To frequently communicate to help us during prospecting

[@ChrisRalph]

Sorry, I do not do consulting. I have no Whatsup number.

[@rkpraveenkumar2776]

@@ChrisRalph thank you sir

[@mannycaballero4370]

The pures Gold is transperen.

[@ChrisRalph]

Only the gold of heaven.

[@mannycaballero4370]

@@ChrisRalph Revelation 21: 21 And the twelve gates were twelve pearls: every several gate was of one pearl: and the street of the city was pure gold, as it were transparent glass.

[@InsideHuntersCrackPipe101]

So the message is use common sense and agree with laws of physics. Always ask yourself for everything, is it possible is it reasonable does it make sense? Regardless of whatever it is.

[@ChrisRalph]

A lot of people seem to believe a lot of strange things - that is why I did this video. However if one uses common sense and agrees with laws of physics, you should be much better off than those who believe strange things.

[@tommavrakos]

So gold is not magnetic

[@ChrisRalph]

Gold itself is not ferromagnetic.

[@bottle17528]

wow nothing new here........SSDD

[@ChrisRalph]

The videos wasn't meant for know-it-all folks like you.

[@RestoringReality]

Bet you it's the magnetite in the gold that's magnetic, rather than the gold in the magnetite? How much you want?

[@ChrisRalph]

You didn't listen or didn't understand the video. I said on the video that it is the magnetite that is magnetic, not the gold. I am glad you enjoyed the video.

[@ectogeoszethip136]

OH AND WHEN TSHTF. THE ONLY THING IT WILL BE GOOD FOR IS TO EAT. EVER TRYED TO EAT A BAR OF GOLD?

[@ChrisRalph]

On the other hand, I dont think you will ever be able to buy gasoline with carrots. I'm glad you enjoyed the video.

[@chongscorner562]

@@ChrisRalph yeah right sir😆

[@garygraham2513]

Enjoy your vids, but this one wasn't up to your usual standards. Keep em comin.

[@ChrisRalph]

I'm glad you enjoyed the video.