The Most Southern Point of Pangea (All Land), the Rarity of Opal and the Economic Value of High Quality Opal, the Location of the Largest Opal Deposit and the Reason Opal is Mined by Solitary Miners, the Reason Opal is Not Mined Upon Mars, the Catalyst to Produce Opal Naturally, the Reason Sulphuric Acid is Comprised of Sulphur, How Sulphur is Converted to Sulphuric Acid, the Correlation Between Opal and the Ocean, the Climate and Environment of Gondwana (Forest of the Gonds) During the Eocene Epoch, the Volume of Krill Consumed by a Single Whale Per Day, the Reason Antarctica is No Longer Temperate and Forested, the Reason Antarctica is Segregated From Warm Northern Waters, the Time Required for Antarctica to Become a Frozen Desert, the Antarctic Circumpolar Current (Circa Antarctica Current) Providing Ocean Mammals a New Strategy to Consume Prey, Whales Continuing to Feed Utilizing This Strategy During the Modern Day, the Final Remaining Link Between Antarctica and Australia, the Tree Which Dominates the Australian Forest, the Reason the Koala Bear Evolved its Unique Capabilities, the Reason Koala Bears Have Large Heads and Bodies, the Direction the Australian Continent is Migrating Toward, the Unification of Australia and Asia in the Future, the Hypothesis of How the Australian Continent Will Collide With Asia, and Australia’s Climate Shifting During This Collision

Gondwana is the southern most part of Pangea. Opal very rarely occurs in nature, and when at it's best quality, it is worth more than diamond. The largest deposits of opal are in Australia, but because of the small machinery required to excavate it, large mining companies do not both with it, leaving any opal found to be brought up by miners who work solitarily in an underground cavern digging with machinery over the course of each day. Opal is also found on Mars, but due to it's distance and di...


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