Are Room Temperature Superconductors IMPOSSIBLE?
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Top Comments (10)
I'm imagining a schoolkid in 2123 learning about the 3 types of superconductors, low-temperature, high-temperature and room temperature. Then they ask why 'high temperature' is cooler than room temperature, then the teacher explains it's historical terminology and everyone groans
one of the few channels who can discuss a question for 15 minutes only to end with "we have no idea" and still make it incredibly worth watching
Can someone please win another Nobel prize for figuring out how high temperature superconductors work? Cool, thanks a bunch!
If LK 99 can trick the research team, maybe it can trick the cars to levitate on superhighways
If somehow we could combine cold fusion and warm superconductors . . . .
Clearly the solution is to sneak into the room temperature room (the one used to define room temperature, much like the old physical kilogram), turn the thermostat to -200° C, and boom! Now you’ve got tons of room temperature superconductors!
I have followed all the high-temperature superconductor news since it broke in the mid-1980s. Cool stories. Some of the things we do with lower-temperature superconductors may not be possible at higher temperatures superconductors because of the very nature of the material that allows for high-temperature phenomena. Still. I am always an optimist.
I think old man Joe from the local train station is a superconductor
Algorithmicly speaking, this room temperature comment should help conduct a few more views.
Electron: “I will resist you with my last ounce of strength.” Superconductor: “Strength is irrelevant. Resistance is futile.”
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Top Comments (10)
I'm imagining a schoolkid in 2123 learning about the 3 types of superconductors, low-temperature, high-temperature and room temperature. Then they ask why 'high temperature' is cooler than room temperature, then the teacher explains it's historical terminology and everyone groans
one of the few channels who can discuss a question for 15 minutes only to end with "we have no idea" and still make it incredibly worth watching
Can someone please win another Nobel prize for figuring out how high temperature superconductors work? Cool, thanks a bunch!
If LK 99 can trick the research team, maybe it can trick the cars to levitate on superhighways
If somehow we could combine cold fusion and warm superconductors . . . .
Clearly the solution is to sneak into the room temperature room (the one used to define room temperature, much like the old physical kilogram), turn the thermostat to -200° C, and boom! Now you’ve got tons of room temperature superconductors!
I have followed all the high-temperature superconductor news since it broke in the mid-1980s. Cool stories. Some of the things we do with lower-temperature superconductors may not be possible at higher temperatures superconductors because of the very nature of the material that allows for high-temperature phenomena. Still. I am always an optimist.
I think old man Joe from the local train station is a superconductor
Algorithmicly speaking, this room temperature comment should help conduct a few more views.
Electron: “I will resist you with my last ounce of strength.” Superconductor: “Strength is irrelevant. Resistance is futile.”