Most costly substances on Earth
A report has revealed the most expensive materials on Earth's surface, with anti-matter valued at approximately $59.8 trillion per gram, making it the most costly among the listed substances. Highly valuable materials include helium-3 isotope used in nuclear technologies, and gemstones like red diamond, which have reached prices of about $4.7 million per gram. Samples extracted from the asteroid "Bennu" are estimated to be worth around $9.6 million. The report also highlights californium-252, which exceeds $25 million per gram, as well as advanced nanotechnology materials such as fullerenes, valued at up to $134 million per gram. The soaring prices of these materials are attributed to their rarity, the difficulty involved in production or extraction, and their significance for future scientific and technological applications.
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