Gilsonite is crude oil that after thousands of years, after earthquakes and due to pressure and temperature as well as time, loses its volatile material and the rest of it remains a shiny, brittle, and glassy material that looks like coal. This valuable product contains more than 100 elements and can be combined and homogenized with 160 other materials, and its soft temperature is between 148 to 240 degrees Celsius and its permeability is up to 4 hundred millimeters.