The Reality Reports

Gold Hidden Within Ocean Water: Scientists estimate that the world’s oceans contain about 20 million tons of dissolved gold. This gold is not visible to the human eye because it exists in extremely small amounts mixed throughout seawater. The oceans cover more than 70 percent of Earth’s surface, including major bodies of water such as the Pacific Ocean and the Atlantic Ocean. Because these oceans hold an enormous volume of water, even tiny traces of gold add up to a large total amount. If all this gold could somehow be collected, its value would reach well over one trillion dollars based on current market prices.

Formation And Geology: Stone Mountain, located near Atlanta, Georgia, is one of the largest exposed granite formations in the world.  This massive dome, known as a monadnock, was formed around 300 million years ago during the Paleozoic Era.  It originated from magma that cooled deep within the Earth’s crust, solidifying into granite.  Over millions of years, erosion wore away the surrounding softer rock, leaving Stone Mountain as a prominent feature in the landscape.  The granite here is primarily composed of quartz, feldspar, and mica, giving it a unique texture and appearance.