To: philosofy123
It could help produce a transport system that works without fuelWhat about this statement. Wouldn't the superconductor need some form of fuel?
To: asformeandformyhouse
Typically, you use a very cold substance to achieve superconductivity. To get to that cold state, you must have fuel? Currently, it takes too much energy to get to the superconductivity; perhaps in the future we may get more efficient in achieving that state?
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