Australian miners found two gold-bearing rocks worth 11 million USD
According to MSN, Mining Minerals Mining Company miner, Canada has found two giant rocks in the area near Kalgoorlie city, both of which are formed from quartz.
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According to MSN, Mining Minerals Mining Company miner, Canada has found two giant rocks in the area near Kalgoorlie city, both of which are formed from quartz.
An international team of researchers found evidence in the Patagonia region of South America to prove that deep movements in the Earth contribute to gold on the surface.
An Australian man was surprised to discover a 4kg gold block worth over US $ 190,000 with a metal detector.
China has discovered a 328-ton gold mine, near the 470-ton gold mine two weeks ago off the coast of Shandong province.
China's largest gold mine was found at a depth of 2,000 meters in the waters off Shandong Province, worth $ 16.4 billion.
This is the largest gold mine ever discovered in Xinjiang area rich in natural resources.
This is a gold mine in the mountains of northern Utah with an estimated value of up to $ 1.7 billion that was discovered by Spanish priests in 1650.
The CEO of Marmota, David Wills, said the upcoming tests will help detect gold mines deep in the ground easier than conventional soil samples.
New research by Australian scientists has announced the termite flock capable of finding gold mines deep underground.
Zheng Xiaogang, director of the regional Department of Natural Resources and Geology, said the gold mine is located in the area of 3km long, 60 - 300m deep. In additio…
Plastic bottles on Taiwan island will turn into wigs, clothes, blankets and even the whole building.
La Rinconada in Peru used to be a gold mine in the Andes range at an altitude of 5,000 meters above sea level.
The money-making machines are always the most talked about topic, so it is not uncommon for participants to attend 3GSM World Conference in Barcelona to take care of the…
Jeff Harris and Brendan Elliott, two Australian explorers, use Google Earth and a gold finder's diary to search for a large gold plume buried in the desert.