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Anonymous ID: fe1365 Nov. 28, 2021, 3:40 p.m. No.15096200   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>6217 >>6251 >>6255 >>6286 >>6410

Did Physicists Accidentally Discover a Way to Make Gold?

 

About five years ago, the staff at CERN realized there was a thin film of material that was forming on the interior of the LHC. They soon realized that it was actually made up of precious metals.

 

In fact, this material was a combination of about 90% gold, 10% platinum, and a small balance of rare earth metals.

 

The thin layer of metals was just four microns thick. However, if it turned out that this metallic coating lined a large portion of the LHC's 27 kilometers of piping, it was estimated that some four metric tons of gold had accidentally been created!

 

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Anonymous ID: fe1365 Nov. 28, 2021, 3:46 p.m. No.15096251   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>6257

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Routine maintenance discovers an estimated 4 tonnes of gold inside the Large Hadron Collider – Scientists left “perplexed”

 

The internal email continued “Maintenance teams were conducting a final sweep of the four particle detectors – ATLAS, CMS, ALICE and LHCb following the system failure… during the SUSY operation. As part of the sweep they lifted elements of the protective extra-dermal lead blanket and on discovering the golden coating, immediately alerted senior staff.”

“We have since lifted the blankets at 1km intervals around the outside and inside perimeters of the ring and found similar deposits, with 10 micron deposits to the outer and 2 micron deposits to the inner surfaces of the LHC.”

 

“Assuming a similar distribution around the 27km torus, deposits could amount to 4 tonnes, although removal of the metals would be impractical and not cost-effective”

 

The announcement was made to team members and leaked to the Swiss tabloid Blick by an unnamed source. The source alleged the coating was 89% pure gold, 10% platinum and 1% other elements, making the estimated 4 tonnes of the yellow metal the largest single discovery this decade….