Astronaut Bling: Why Gold Goes to Space on Every Mission | National Geographic
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Nices shades bruh
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thumbs up for the music
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my shilling !
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Gold has been used in electronics, especially back then, because it could make very thin wires and better connection surfaces. Early microchips used gold and when core memory was used, the wires were made of gold. That's why core memory is so rare now because it's been scrapped for the gold content.
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The only use of gold I found so far.
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Why would you write the answer in the description !? you can then just skip the whole video.
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damn imma weae some golden suit to the beach
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and then they give the gold to the aliens who've been using us to harvest gold for generations and generations. jkjkjkjk
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probably also because it doesn't tarnish
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Buzzfeed?
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all gold everythang !
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“Some bling is truly out of this world.” Classic.
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Fake‼️‼️
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