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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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The shocking truth about the land with the world famous 'gold of demons'
Kawah Ijen volcano in East Java, Indonesia is where miners work hard to get sulfur manually.
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How much metal and rare earth does Apple need to create an iPhone?
The iPhone is made up of various metals including titanium, iron, gold and a large amount of aluminum used to make the case.
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The world's 10 largest gold producers
In 2017, global gold production reached 3,247 tons. Below are the 10 largest gold producers in the world according to GFMS Gold Survey 2018.
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Did you know: recycling electronic waste can benefit more than ... gold digging
Collect metal from discarded electronic devices - also known as
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The body of the body did not decompose due to the cold in Norway
Longyearbyen is a town with 2,000 inhabitants who mainly rely on coal mining in Norway's remote Svalbard Islands, according to Sun.
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Discovered gold and silver 900 tons mines in Russia
Geologists searching for pyrite copper ore discovered nearly 900 tons of gold and silver in Russia's Bashkortostan Republic, Sputnik reported.
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See giant blocks of emeralds in Russia
Experts estimate that this gem of 14cm x 7cm is worth about 4 million rubles (US $ 70,000).
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The coldest city in the world
With temperatures always around -40 degrees C at least three months of the year, Yakutsk in eastern Siberia, Russia is considered the world's coldest city, according to…
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Afghanistan is richer than we think
Studies from the former Soviet Union and the recent US period show that Afghanistan's natural resources for minerals are trillions of dollars.
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In the future, we will go to the bottom of the sea to scratch ... diamonds
Swept away from the Cam River in southern Africa from the time of the dinosaurs walking on the ground, big diamonds had a journey to follow the water to the Atlantic Oce…
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Digging an extremely rare gold diamond in Russia
Currently, the price of gold diamond has not been announced because it needs further evaluation by experts.
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The most expensive giant pink diamond in the world has just been found
A Russian mining company that unearthed a pink diamond could be the most expensive gem ever.
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Unbelievable but true story: the world is falling into a sand crisis
White sandy beaches, hot deserts are increasingly prone to expansion - obviously these pictures show that sand is an endless resource.