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Scientists Found Gold in the Most Ironic Place Possible

A record-breaking gold deposit has been identified deep beneath the ocean floor off the coast of Japan, concealed within mineral structures.

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Source diversity sample: inkorr.com · The Times of India · Слободен печат · Inshorts · ScienceAlert · Phys.org · Gizmodo.

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The story so far

Scientists have discovered high concentrations of gold located in an underwater crater near Japan. This gold is described as "invisible" because it is locked within deposits of what is commonly known as fool's gold.

Coverage from outlets including ScienceAlert, Phys.org, and The Times of India notes that findings were published in the journal Scientific Reports. These reports emphasize that while the deposit is the largest discovered, the physical location presents significant challenges for extraction.

Future developments will depend on the evolution of deep-sea mining technology. Current coverage does not yet specify a timeline for potential recovery efforts or the economic feasibility of the extraction process.

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The obvious questions

Where is the gold located?

The gold was found in an underwater crater off the coast of Japan.

Why is the gold described as invisible?

The gold is trapped inside deposits of fool's gold, making it difficult to detect or isolate.

Is the gold being extracted now?

No, coverage indicates that extraction from the seafloor will not be easy.

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Japan Gold Scientific Reports Oceanography Mining

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