This volcano of Antarctica is throwing out a small amount of real gold on a daily basis, but to pick up the gold there is no one there. And a gold pour is not likely either.
The volcano namely Mount Erebus throws out real gold on Earth. Yes to be sure this volcano which is located in Antarctica is raining out gold, out of the other type of materials, from depth within the Earth, disclosed the National Aeronautic and Space Administration (NASA) Earth outlook. There is a little fortune of gold falling down as roughly $6000 worth of the yellow metal is being taken out regularly from inside the volcano by the power, which is all over gms, a study by IFL Science reveals. Anyhow there is no possibility of the gold rush happening as no go there to collect it, no one can even try to claim it.
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The real gold is emitted in the wallets of gas by the volcano and it is in the shape of crystallized gold. And just because of that, the real gold is sprinkled far and wide, grabbing as far aside as 621 miles from the volcano.
Mount Erebus is the only volcano in Antarctica. However, there are several other types of 138 volcanoes identified in that region by the study conducted last time. Some 809 volcanoes are considered as being active while the remaining are inactive.
Mount Erebus is known as the tallest (12,448 feet) active volcano in that continent, and the most wild. It has been patiently volatile and it is stated that the volcano was seen emitting when the Captain Sir James Clark Ross first came working there way back in 1841.
