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Earth’s hidden “gold kitchen” lies beneath the seafloor

Recent research discovered that beneath submarine volcanoes, particularly in the Kermadec island arc, there exists a "gold kitchen"—a natural environment conducive for gold formation due to the presence of water-rich mantle materials. This finding could have implications for mineral resource management and exploration strategies.

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