• Bipta@kbin.social
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    1 year ago

    260° F?!

    If that’s true, this would be a huge fucking deal. But most room temperature superconductors don’t operate anywhere near what laymen would call room temperature.

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      1 year ago

      room temperature superconductors don’t exist. (well… when/if this paper turns out to be bullshit)

      High Temperature Superconductors do, and refer to the fact that they can be cooled with liquid nitrogen, and do not require liquid helium.