GOLD HYDROGEN POWER SOURCE HERE IN THE USA

On December 20, 1606, the Discovery, Godspeed, and Susan Constant set sail from Blackwall, England, to establish an English colony in the mysterious New World. These ships and their roughly 150 passengers eventually landed at a spot they called Jamestown, named after the first Stuart King of England, King James I. Despite years of hardship, the colony of Jamestown emerged as the first permanent English colony in the New World, leading to the founding of the Virginia colony and ultimately the United States of America. The Virginia Company of London, which sponsored this historic voyage, had one thing in mind as they sent these ships to the New World: valuable natural resources. Settlers at Jamestown found no silver or gold; however, they eventually planted tobacco, which became a valuable staple crop for the fledgling Jamestown colony. Centuries later, explorers uncovered vast deposits of silver, gold, and a "pesky" liquid known as crude oil in North America's western territories, helping America become an international industrial powerhouse and eventually the wealthiest nation in human history. Tourists can visit many of these remnants of America's mining past, such as the Nelson gold mines, where people can discover the oldest and richest southern Nevada Wild West just outside Las Vegas. Modern scientists now have a firm idea of the natural resources beneath the feet of the over 300 million people who live in the United States. However, a recent discovery shows that a valuable natural resource, which could forever change the energy grid, is in massive underground deposits all across America. Scientists Discover Massive Deposits Of "Gold Hydrogen" Sitting Under Virtually The Entire Continental United States A recently released map shows that vast hydrogen deposits sit under much of the United States

Few nations possess the natural resources of the United States, which mines and produces massive amounts of oil, natural gas, coal, lumber, and valuable minerals such as copper, gold, and lead. The United States also leads the globe in green energy production, with many countries making a concerted effort to move away from traditional fuel sources such as coal, natural gas, and oil. Australia, for example, plans to run completely on alternative energy sources such as solar and wind power by2030. However, a recently released map shows that massive reserves of subsurface hydrogen known as "gold hydrogen" may sit underneath much of the continental United States. More specifically, the United States Geological Survey (USGS) recently published an interactive map showing the likely location of these subsurface "gold hydrogen deposits." The richest deposits of this "gold hydrogen" sit under the states of Michigan, North Dakota, South Dakota, Western Montana, and Western Kentucky. Meanwhile, the northwestern states of Oregon and Washington and the Southeastern States of Georgia, North Carolina, and South Carolina contain the lowest levels of these deposits. Sarah Ryker, the USGS's associate director for energy and mineral resources, spoke about these findings, stating, "For decades, the conventional wisdom was that naturally occurring hydrogen did not accumulate in sufficient quantities to be used for energy purposes." "This map is tantalizing because it shows that several parts of the U.S. could have a subsurface hydrogen resource after all," Ryker added. "This map is tantalizing because it shows that several parts of the U.S. could have a subsurface hydrogen resource after all," - Sarah Ryker As Rkyer notes, these massive hydrogen deposits have the potential to be used for energy, especially given the Western world's shift toward green energy.

Recently Uncovered Hydrogen Deposits Have The Potential To Power The Entire Globe Scientists claim that just 2% of the hydrogen found in the United States could power the globe for centuries

When thinking about valuable natural resources, most people think about oil and precious metals. After all, humans have mined valuable minerals like gold and silver for millennia, using these resources to fuel their economies and adorn their nobility. Recently, archaeologists discovered an ancient Greek Herõon (a shrine) filled with dazzling treasures, showing ancient people's fascination with valuable minerals like gold. Researchers recently discovered the world's oldest mine, which proves that ancient people used advanced mining methods. However, recently uncovered subterranean hydrogen deposits in North America could prove far more valuable in today's energy-dependent world. Many nations have started to move away from traditional energy sources such as coal, natural gas, and oil, and alternative sources such as solar, wind, and hydrogen fuel cells are becoming increasingly common. Of these alternative fuel sources, hydrogen fuel cells have the most promising potential to power the globe, given their abundance and effectiveness. A recently published study by the same USGS researchers who published the map of hydrogen deposits underneath the United Statesrevealed that just 2% of the estimated hydrogen underneath the United States could power the entire globe for 200 years. These researchers estimate that a total of 6.2 trillion tons (5.6 trillion metric tons) sits beneath the continental United States, which could prove to be a resource as valuable as gold as traditional energy supplies decrease and energy demand continues to increase. The USGS' Remarkable Find Could Completely Change The Way People Think About Energy Hydrogen power could revolutionize energy, steering people and nations away from carbon-based traditional energy sources The demand for energy increases every day as more developing nations expand their power grids and the human population increases. Hydrogen power could prove to be a miraculous way to fulfill this need without using traditional fuel sources that can cause pollution. The USGS' remarkable discovery could revolutionize the ever-important energy industry, bringing affordable energy to billions of people. HON BRIAN SCAVO