Kola Superdeep: What Scientific Discoveries Were Made, Drilling 12 km Deep, Gold?

50% of the earth's crust is oxygen and 25% silica. Will the earth ever run out of oxygen? Seems unlikely! At 9.5 km down there was a lot of gold, 1 gram per ton, which suggests that the deeper you drill, the more gold there is. Gold is not scarce! Everything expected was proven wrong. Great scientific information in this drilling exercise. We know more and we know that our theoretical expectations are not valid. Basalt was not found, even at a depth of 12 km. Fascinating! Expecting 11 degrees C for each km, wrong, instead, 24 degrees C and a temperature of 220 degrees C at 12 km. This heat could keep Siberia warm for a billion years. Water sent down would come up steam. Quite useful when you consider that space is minus 270 degrees C. A high concentration of methane was also found. Is this useful? Life was found at 12 km. This means that life is everywhere in the universe. Stars are alive and all planets have life, naturally. What is the energy that we can extract from a depth of 12 km, using only water? Water goes down 12 km and steam rises up, from the heat or 220 degrees C. That's 428°F. We don't have to go that deep to boil water.

'Dead planets' at 16:20 min should have been 'dead plants'
Link:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I5yh6ggSLP0&ab_channel=ReYOUniverse

Kola Peninsula in Russia:
https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Adrian-Hall-3/publication/282700184/figure/fig1/AS:[email protected]/Location-of-the-Kola-Peninsula-and-adjacent-areas-Inset-shows-the-main-study-area.png

Also here:
https://tse1.mm.bing.net/th?id=OIP.oDknuCVCTmS5oHmZSRiBFwHaGY&pid=Api&P=0