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Okay, this is HUGE... Searching for better superconductors in a computer instead of in a lab.
1 posted on 04/16/2020 3:11:14 PM PDT by LibWhacker
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To: LibWhacker; SunkenCiv; Kaslin

Very good news.
Not executing in the real world yet, but very, very good news on the theoretical front!


2 posted on 04/16/2020 3:16:07 PM PDT by Robert A Cook PE (I can only donate monthly, but ABCNNBCBS donates every hour, every night, every day of the year.)
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To: LibWhacker

Hey, Stosh give me a hand on this pump.

We lost some pressure and not levitating correctly!
We gotta get it over 120 GPa or the back bumper starts dragging.

PUSH HARD ON THAT PUMP!!!

Enough of the cheap Chinese crap, next time it will be a nice used Honda.


3 posted on 04/16/2020 4:08:38 PM PDT by DUMBGRUNT
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To: LibWhacker

agree. searching for supercomputers this way is best. why isn’t the usa doing this?


4 posted on 04/16/2020 4:09:41 PM PDT by ckilmer
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To: LibWhacker

If one could see the magnetic field of Jupiter it would look as big as the moon, even though Jupiter is half a billion miles away. The field is so strong because Jupiter has under its hydrogen oceans metallic hydrogen. One wonders if parts of the metallic hydrogen are superconducting. It would explain the the gigantic size of Jupiter’s magnetic field.


7 posted on 04/16/2020 8:42:13 PM PDT by Nateman ( Unless the left is screaming you are doing it wrong.)
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