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Title: Calls Mount for Fort Knox Gold Audit
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URL Source: https://x.com/i/trending/1891183892075336082
Published: Feb 16, 2025
Author: Horse
Post Date: 2025-02-16 13:48:13 by Horse
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Views: 1048
Comments: 15
Recent social media posts and discussions have brought attention to the U.S. gold reserves at Fort Knox, last audited in 1974. Influential figures like Elon Musk and Senator Rand Paul have publicly expressed interest in verifying the status of these reserves, prompting a broader conversation about transparency and accountability in national asset management. Discussions from the Trump administration have also considered the possibility of an audit. aka @akafaceUS BREAKING: Senator Rand Paul is now calling for an audit on Fort Knox to ensure that the US gold is still there. Cynthia Holt @Ghostofcynthia What happens if we open the doors and it's empty? 
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#1. To: Horse (#0)
Worse, what happens when any bars found get drilled see how deep the gold goes in any given bar.
I would weigh thr bars. If we are sure of the volume in metric, we can multiply by specific gravity to get the weight.
#6. To: Horse (#5)
I think I'd still drill them from multiple axis.
If it's done right, the average density of fake bars would equal the density of gold. But other tests could be done, like electrical resistance, center of gravity measurements, and relatively simple vibration frequency tests (hit it with something and see what audio frequency it vibrates at) could be done.
That is ignorant. It will not work. Mix a bit of Platinum with Tungsten, both are much cheaper than gold, and the specific gravity is identical to gold. Then coat it with a thin layer of gold and your test will prove it is a bar of pure gold.
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#7. To: Horse (#5)
I would weigh thr bars. If we are sure of the volume in metric, we can multiply by specific gravity to get the weight.
#8. To: Horse (#5)
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I would weigh thr bars.
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