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During planetary formation any gold in the Earth's disc would have gone down to the molten core, presumably never to be seen again?

But meteorite bombardment later on deposited gold in the crust. Were Venus, Mars, Mercury also subject to the bombardment and could they have got more or less gold compared to Earth based on their position and the source of these meteorites?

According to a BBC report the Earth's silicate mantle has 1000 times more gold than would be expected without the bombardment.

Reposting here as this was removed from Ask an American by the mods (not sure why)

UK based here. The WNBA is part of the NBA and has been around since 1996, USSF has had womens soccer since 1999?

But baseball and American football (as opposed to soccer, apologies, I have to add the American as otherwise it would be just football here in the UK) leagues don't seem to have pro leagues for women, or have only very recently started them. What's the reason for this? Is it is facilities, popularity, money etc etc?

During planetary formation any gold in the Earth's disc would have gone down to the molten core, presumably never to be seen again?

But meteorite bombardment later on deposited gold in the crust. Were Venus, Mars, Mercury also subject to the bombardment and could they have got more or less gold compared to Earth based on their position and the source of these meteorites?

According to a BBC report the Earth's silicate mantle has 1000 times more gold than would be expected without the bombardment.

Ok. I've been doing this for a while now. Based in London and doing everything from simple camera work for training interviews, podcasts, internal and external short videos (not social media stuff, more announcements, events or case studies etc).

Also do editing, so often I'm going from brief to finished product delivery.

Very much one man band with cupboards filled with kit so I can do this portfolio stuff.

I haven't changed rates for a long while but what would be a good quote for a simple interview through to a more complex packaged piece?

I'm canon for kit, topping out at a C70, lights of all sorts, pro mics and other kits as needed and software that's professional.

Is eg 450 a day production/editing decent?

Apart from excavations that are part of investigations, like mass murders, genocide, or possibly for medical purposes, all of which, and other examples, could be very recent, when might there be a reason or purpose to archeologically extract recent burials for research and how old/recent is the cut off period?

Across London there's always work going on which means Victorian graveyards might be being moved, needing excavation and analysis.

HS2 cuts across the countryside and I can understand iron age, medieval etc burials and bodies that are discovered being lifted, analysed and moved.

But when might eg Brompton cemetery or Highgate cemetery become a source of analysis and research?

Sorry if this seems a strange question. I come from a culture where all my ancestors would have been cremated, as will I, so there's never a thought that our remains might be disturbed but I was wondering about those whose ancestors have been buried.