if gold is made by stars or supernovas all universe should be full of gold right?

Answer 1

Yes, you got that one right. There's an awful lot of gold out there. Problem is finding it. Good place to look woutd be in the asteriod belt.

Answer 2

Yes -- in very small quantities. Remember that it takes a supernova explosion to make gold and the rest of the elements heavier than iron, and most stars don't go supernova when they die. Iron and elements lighter than that are made when ordinary stars die, which is why there is a lot of iron around.

Answer 3

Partly true. Supernovae aren't all that common. The heavy elements they produce are much less common than light elements like hydrogen, helium, silicon, carbon and oxygen. But there's much more gold on this planet than you'll see lying around. Being heavy and chemically unreactive, most of it sank to the Earth's core while Earth was molten. Don't ask me how to get it out though.

Answer 4

Gold, did u just say GOLD? wa.....

haha I can be a millionaires overnight if I mine those asteriods with full of golds....and ship back to earth...hooah...

Gold Gold Gold...where are u?

hmm a lot of Iron too? no bad no bad let's mine too...
Iron is badly need in the industrial manufacturer.
Construction is one of them.

Here I come for u Iron. hehe....