https://arxiv.org/abs/2307.12008 https://arxiv.org/abs/2307.12037.pdf https://sciencecast.org/casts/suc384jly50n https://patents.google.com/patent/WO2023027536A1/en?oq=WO2023027536A1 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EtVjGWpbE7k

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https://arxiv.org/abs/2307.12008
https://arxiv.org/abs/2307.12037.pdf
https://sciencecast.org/casts/suc384jly50n
https://patents.google.com/patent/WO2023027536A1/en?oq=WO2023027536A1
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EtVjGWpbE7k

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 15:11:04 2023 No.15589968 >>15589966 few days.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 15:11:28 2023 No.15589969 >>15589959 How long will it take for labs to attempt to replicate the results? And how many labs in the US are capable of replicating the test with the right equipment?

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 15:11:41 2023 No.15589971 Explain for a brainlet how this works? How do magnets make objects levitate and make better batteries?

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 15:12:40 2023 No.15589975 >>15589969 you can do it in your home lab with a shotvac and klin

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 15:12:41 2023 No.15589976 >>15589969 You could almost do this in your backyard.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 15:12:55 2023 No.15589978 >>15589969 You or I could replicate this in our garage, given precautions about powdered lead

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 15:13:08 2023 No.15589979 >>15589969 According to other boards, there's probably at least a couple of guys in every subdivision and neighborhood with the proper equipment in their garage so apparently not all that complex.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 15:14:54 2023 No.15589982 >>15589969 I already did, it works btw.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 15:17:44 2023 No.15589989 >>15589969 Any materials science lab worth a damn should have that equipment.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 15:20:10 2023 No.15589995 reposting this allegation bc it is the only way this could make sense as a sole bad actor fraud. found nothing via Google but i can’t grok koreen. >>15589731 >Complete scam, one of the authors is facing rape charges. Post proof or gtfo

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 15:22:28 2023 No.15589999 >>15589982 baking takes over 48 hours begone

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 15:23:56 2023 No.15590003 File: 1.91 MB, 256x192, clow_5.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Reposting this because it's good >>15589995 apparently he has been superconducting himself on some female lab workers and there wasn't zero resistance And yes it was confirmed

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 15:24:46 2023 No.15590004 THE KOREANS WERE ABLE TO BUILD THIS IN A CAVE WITH A BOX OF SCRAPS

Anonymous Wed Jul 26 15:25:16 2023 No.15590008

>>15589971
It uhhh it fucking generates a field of a anti magnetism which repels it from magnetic material. The result is magical levitation and sidestepping friction because quantum tunneling means electrons never bump into anything. Or something like that. We're gonna have to learn math to understand this for real.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 15:26:01 2023 No.15590009 >>15589968 Paper has been submitted to arxiv on 22nd, although hype started yesterday I think, hopefully someone was early

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 15:26:05 2023 No.15590010 will we be able to make super conducting wire to harness the power of lightning from the sky? Could this be used to solve the earth's power supply problems?

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 15:27:37 2023 No.15590014 will superconductors get me a gf?

>>	Cult of Passion Wed Jul 26 15:27:42 2023 No.15590015 File: 26 KB, 800x450, there.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15590004 No, there is another who already discovered the Force. Darth Kim. He likes adventure, ha...and excitement, hrmph....

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 15:28:01 2023 No.15590017 What does this tech mean for semiconductors?

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 15:28:51 2023 No.15590021 File: 111 KB, 1072x536, Screen Shot 2023-07-26 at 10.28.18 AM.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] New Scientist throws cold water on it. https://twitter.com/jjaron/status/1684111294264143874

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 15:29:09 2023 No.15590022 >>15590003 trolololol

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 15:29:58 2023 No.15590023 File: 7 KB, 156x160, 1331139931347.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >published on July 22 >it's july 26 >replicating lk-99 should only take 2 days >nobody else has replicated it yet bros i don't feel so good....

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 15:30:13 2023 No.15590024 >>15590021 NS has been irrelevant for the past decade. Ignore that dweeb

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 15:30:46 2023 No.15590026 >>15590021 >very likely nothing Very likely true but it would be nice to have something more definitive than "very likely".

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 15:30:54 2023 No.15590027 File: 13 KB, 800x600, 1649380069321.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15590021 This is what I'm expecting but I still want to believe

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 15:31:48 2023 No.15590028 >>15590021 Unless they tried to replicate it and failed I could give a fuck about their reporting

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 15:31:56 2023 No.15590029 If its so easy to replicate why the fuck havent we done it before?

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 15:32:20 2023 No.15590031 >>15589959 It's bullshit.

Anonymous Wed Jul 26 15:32:49 2023 No.15590032

>>15590017
nothing. A semi conductor cannot be a perfect conductor to work and the semiconductor is where all the limitations are. I guess things like intel's PowerVia get a nice boost since all the downsides of it disappear, but they could already live with those downsides since at the end of the day they don't matter

Anonymous Wed Jul 26 15:32:53 2023 No.15590033
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>>15589782

>things inside vacuums can spin forever etc etc

Well then we're fucked.

>Create vacuum room
>Put heavy superconductor object inside
>Start putting energy in through magnets
>Make it spin
>Make it spin more
>Keep adding spin energy until it reaches near lightspeed
>Fire a projectile at it
>Extinction level event explosion

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 15:33:26 2023 No.15590035 >>15590023 people only noticed it yesterday

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 15:34:04 2023 No.15590038 >>15590033 not having bearing loses doesn't means that the thing magically doesn't break apart when spin really fast

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 15:34:28 2023 No.15590040 >>15589969 it's just a mixture of copper and lead. Anyone with a furnace could do it

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 15:35:07 2023 No.15590043 File: 104 KB, 720x546, F19VZIBXoAAyRHb.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15590021 this guy is just a doomer

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 15:35:13 2023 No.15590044 >>15590033 Think of how good pocket pussies are going to get. Magical zero friction spinning plastic vaginas. For everyone.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 15:35:35 2023 No.15590045 File: 47 KB, 285x331, Screenshot_3.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15590021 That's a jew

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 15:35:36 2023 No.15590046 >>15590040 when you put it like that, it sounds fake as fuck how the fuck did this get people so excited we would have accidentally stumbled upon some magical copper+lead superconductor alloy by accident by now

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 15:36:01 2023 No.15590047 >>15590021 Can someone give me the QRD on the implications of ambient temperature / pressure superconductors?

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 15:37:01 2023 No.15590050 does this discovery mean I can now have a floating desk ornament?

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 15:37:36 2023 No.15590051 >>15590043 I'm not normally one of these guys but I can tell by his face. Depression physiognomy. Only feels joy when delivering disappointing and dispiriting news.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 15:38:01 2023 No.15590052 >>15590047 long distance electricity stronger more efficient electric motors viable rail-guns batterys with energy density that supersede jet fuel probably some magic shit

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 15:38:46 2023 No.15590056 >>15590014 If ur alright with a robot

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 15:39:13 2023 No.15590057 File: 220 KB, 1400x1050, 1690349797216026.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15590047 >picrel >cheap mris and other equipment >very strong magnets

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 15:39:17 2023 No.15590058 >>15589959 I want to see Ben from Applied Science try this

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 15:40:05 2023 No.15590059 So basically, once this is possible, then most of the weaknesses of electrical vehicles and renewable energy sources are gone and we literally solve the energy problem for this paradigm?

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 15:40:09 2023 No.15590060 >>15590043 >Genuinely distressed that people heard good news and got hopeful about it being true. God forbid! What a fucking faggot.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 15:40:51 2023 No.15590064 >>15590050 This will be even more fun to play with than a Stirling engine.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 15:41:31 2023 No.15590067 I don't want to see yet another thunderfoot BUSTED thumbnail... surely this time...

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 15:41:40 2023 No.15590069 >>15590052 >batterys with energy density that supersede jet fuel very very big if true

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 15:41:59 2023 No.15590070 >>15590057 But how does it make the lead float?

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 15:42:07 2023 No.15590071 broos should I start buying lead stocks?

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 15:42:40 2023 No.15590073 >>15590064 Cheers fellow Stirling enjoyer. I have one of those that run on candles

Anonymous Wed Jul 26 15:44:36 2023 No.15590075

>>15590059
Energy crisis solved, yeah. Infinite potential for clean energy sources. Infino-batteries. Longer term - mega efficient frictionless transport. Revolutions in quantum computing. Household MRI machines analyzing medical results on your quantum phone custom ordering drug cocktails to prevent diseases. Assuming these basic findings are true and can be scaled up, which is the biggest assumption ever made by a human.

Anonymous Wed Jul 26 15:45:06 2023 No.15590077

>>15590047
You can do lot with them, but this is not that because that implies lot more than just arbitrary ability to superconduct in room temperature and pressure. You need it to be cheap and durable, scalable like how a wire can be really small or fucking massive and have high performance per unit of mass, volume and price.

>>15590067
It's already in the works

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 15:46:10 2023 No.15590080 File: 1.01 MB, 1754x1667, 67P-C-G_-_March_28_2015_(32370930490).jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15590075 >Assuming these basic findings are true how long until we know

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 15:46:41 2023 No.15590082 >>15590047 programmable realistic fleshlights and onaholes one can imagine

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 15:47:02 2023 No.15590083 >>15589971 Magnetic power lines can't enter a superconductor, so they wrap around it instead and hold it like an invisible clamp. Or at least this is how I understand it.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 15:47:11 2023 No.15590084 >>15590052 >batterys with energy density that supersede jet fuel shouldn't this somehow be already possible with existing cryogenic superconductors

Anonymous Wed Jul 26 15:48:06 2023 No.15590086

>>15590080
We already know that most of that isn't possible with what they have just off the paper they made. For instance energy distribution and production isn't predicated on transmission losses so super conductivity doesn't actually help there unless it's significantly cheaper than copper cables which it won't be.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 15:48:24 2023 No.15590087 >>15590084 the required cooling makes it impossible

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 15:48:36 2023 No.15590088 >>15590084 yeah just carry around a portable cryogenic system with your supposedly efficient battery

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 15:48:52 2023 No.15590089 >>15590084 the cooling equipment doesn't have 0 weight or energy cost anon...

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 15:48:54 2023 No.15590090 hmmmm do scientific breakthroughs really feel like this? it still makes no sense why would they publish it like this instead of literally building a Tyrell Corporation tier empire

Anonymous Wed Jul 26 15:49:34 2023 No.15590093

>>15590080
Literally any day now because the materials are cheap and readily available and the process is easy enough to be done in a garage by a deranged hobbyist, to say nothing of a lab.

I dearly hope for good news but the milleu around this paper is so weird and shady that I would maintain a skeptical distance. But settle for nothing less than a rigorous replication attempt.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 15:49:37 2023 No.15590094 >>15590090 they may have already patented

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 15:50:04 2023 No.15590095 >>15590088 I mean they have no resistance and so generate no heat, insulating and cooling such a device isn't such a big problem

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 15:50:16 2023 No.15590096 >>15590047 is >>15590010 gunna be possible? Wouldn't this BTFO all power solutions? Nuclear, coal, solar, wind, hydro all demolished overnight because of 1 little paper? Seems hard to believe.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 15:50:43 2023 No.15590098 >>15590094 they did same day, manufacturing process for their film 99 or whatever it's called

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 15:51:08 2023 No.15590101 Did anyone even read this article? It's obviously fake. I doubt this is even written by a human and the figures are hilarious. You guys in high school or something? >>15590045 They're both jews

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 15:51:23 2023 No.15590102 >>15590090 It doesn't really work in commercial applications. The uses will very much be niche to the point where they probably can't really benefit easily like say starting a medical imaging production company or the like. It's just not feasible

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 15:52:33 2023 No.15590107 >>15590093 >easy enough to be done in a garage by a deranged hobbyist kek I love how you phrase that >Tony Stark was able to to build this in a cave, with a box of scrap.

Anonymous Wed Jul 26 15:52:45 2023 No.15590108

>>15590029
why didn't we invent the wheel before? why didn't discover penicilin before? and so on. things are only obvious in hindsight. plus, this might no be a wonder material (the paper says its has shitty current limits), but it might kickstart a revolution

>>15590090
>>15590094
they already did. see >>15587934

Anonymous Wed Jul 26 15:53:54 2023 No.15590110

>>15590096
Well no, not off one little paper. Assuming everything reported is true, this is step 1. The material they've come up with probably isn't useful for much. The hope is that this would reveal the inner workings of ambient pressure high temp super conductivity and that this would enable us to build the materials that actually will change the world. Which isn't to shit on the scope of this paper. If it's real, it's still one of the biggest discoveries in mankind's history. On par with the internet or germ theory.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 15:54:21 2023 No.15590113 >>15590101 Who cares who the other guy is, he just reposted the source.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 15:54:52 2023 No.15590115 >>15590090 it demostrates the effect, but the material is still not good. It still needs to be improved a ton to be used outside a lab

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 15:55:33 2023 No.15590116 >>15590101 because it's ugly? didn't your mama ever teach you not to judge things by their appearance, anon?

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 15:56:53 2023 No.15590117 >>15590101 what article? the one in OPs' pic? that's not the paper we are talking about

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 15:57:53 2023 No.15590120 >>15590052 >batterys with energy density that supersede jet fuel Does this mean we can stop fucking with li-ion spicy pillows? Does it make solar more viable because we can store it better? How do these batteries work?

Anonymous Wed Jul 26 16:00:03 2023 No.15590123

>>15590120
you have to invent the materials and optimize it for the application first... all they have is a proof of concept. it may very well be the case that any RTP superconducting material is heavier than gasoline for the same amount of energy storage

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 16:00:07 2023 No.15590124 >>15590090 If you try to keep it a trade secret and it gets out, you don't have a patent on it so you're fucked

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 16:01:12 2023 No.15590125 yeah i've heard this one before

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 16:02:48 2023 No.15590130 Is this turns out to be another nothingburger will /sci/ man up and apologize?

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 16:03:00 2023 No.15590133 >>15590123 you sure you're not confusing energy density and power density? i don't know shit but wikipedia says superconducting energy storage has crap energy density

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 16:03:14 2023 No.15590134 >>15590108 >(the paper says its has shitty current limits) can you quote this from the paper please?

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 16:03:36 2023 No.15590135 >>15590130 apologize for what? getting excited and remaining skeptical?

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 16:07:12 2023 No.15590147 File: 63 KB, 660x1000, 71mVtHgjpgL._AC_UF1000,1000_QL80_.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15590123 >Rtp Room temp... power? What's the P? Also is picrel enough math for me to understand this whole thing?

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 16:07:44 2023 No.15590148 >>15590029 >>15589959 The procedure is so simple, imagine if a late medieval alchemist was able to produce a room temp superconductor. What kind of insane science would be triggered by a discovery of literal magical floating rocks?!

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 16:08:46 2023 No.15590150 >>15590148 >implying some hermetic secret society didn't

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 16:09:26 2023 No.15590151 >>15590130 It is a nothingburger. People just love hopium and speculating on some kind of scifi future utopia. It's ironic that the same people shitposting about s o y ence fall for homeopathy-tier rubbish.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 16:10:45 2023 No.15590153 >>15590058 one of the best Channels on YT

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 16:11:13 2023 No.15590154 >>15590147 pressure

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 16:11:59 2023 No.15590156 >>15590148 Don't you need a power source to generate electricity for floaty rocks?

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 16:12:17 2023 No.15590158 >>15590134 that's what the graphs in page 3 of the 1st paper show, though I haven't read it completely. also, people say it lacks info on current density

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 16:12:24 2023 No.15590159 >>15590151 >homeopathy-tier rubbish. such as

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 16:13:52 2023 No.15590162 >>15590159 vaccines

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 16:14:19 2023 No.15590165 >>15590156 Having a permanent magnet is enough

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 16:15:27 2023 No.15590166 >>15590148 i dont think a late medieval alchemist could have made something that needs this kind of vaccum

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 16:15:55 2023 No.15590168 >>15590153 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KDRnEm-B3AI this dude's pretty nice as well. also tech ingredients has interesting stuff.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 16:16:07 2023 No.15590169 >>15590165 >Having a permanent magnet is enough how

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 16:17:44 2023 No.15590173 >>15590159 Like this fucking paper. It's obviously fake. Like the thing an paki would submit to a paper mill fake. Even if you had no scientific background, how could you look at something like figure 4b and not laugh?

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 16:17:57 2023 No.15590174 >>15589969 If it was real it would've been replicated already.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 16:18:46 2023 No.15590176 you /pol/ faggots infested this site. This board is unreadable.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 16:22:06 2023 No.15590182 >>15590130 Did you miss the previous 500 post thread? It could be summed up as "looks too good to be true but I hope it's not"

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 16:22:45 2023 No.15590184 >>15590173 actually, there are 2 papers

Anonymous Wed Jul 26 16:25:24 2023 No.15590188

>>15590059
It will still cost money to build transmission grids. You still need to build enough capacity to stay within the superconducting limit. Also the biggest hindrance to grid construction is permitting and NIMBYism. You'd need to combo this with an efficient method of tunneling cables.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 16:26:31 2023 No.15590191 >>15590184 and a patent

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 16:29:06 2023 No.15590196 >>15589959 There has to be an alternative to using lead right, no way we are going to go back to putting lead in everything

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 16:29:18 2023 No.15590197 >>15590108 >>15590158 Damn. Will still be good for signaling stuff tho

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 16:30:32 2023 No.15590198 >>15590184 Oh jeez, two phony papers. What's your point? It's embarrassing to see people get hyped up over this.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 16:32:23 2023 No.15590203 >>15590198 Are you still genuinely distressed, Jacob?

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 16:35:16 2023 No.15590206 >>15590059 Yes, all of those things. We will live like gods... In 30 years after the patent expires

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 16:35:21 2023 No.15590207 >>15590198 It's okay man we'll confirm its fake or real ina week or two.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 16:35:57 2023 No.15590209 >>15590198 why are you so mad? AFAIU, literally anyone who has enough knowledge of practical chemistry and electronics could test this material and prove or falsify the claims in the paper. this is science, retard. what are you even doing here?

Anonymous Wed Jul 26 16:39:19 2023 No.15590213

>>15589959
I unironically don't trust any paper written in word. If you can't even use latex I don't trust you to be honest and competent.
>>15590021
But I also don't trust guys who look like this to know anything about anything, so I'm hoping the gooks are right.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 16:42:34 2023 No.15590216 >>15590198 >Man gets increasingly nervous about something that can only benefit him or not matter

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 16:45:31 2023 No.15590224 >>15590213 latex is for larping, word is for getting shit done

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 16:45:52 2023 No.15590225 >>15590216 either /biz/ faggots trying to get extra info so they know what to buy (if you want info pay us faggots), either /pol/tards looking for an angle.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 16:52:47 2023 No.15590237 Authors just came out and denied it was theirs.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 16:53:52 2023 No.15590239 >>15590237 source?

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 16:54:34 2023 No.15590241 >>15590008 i read this in the voice of the fat dude that films you in the skate series

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 16:55:03 2023 No.15590244 >>15590237 link

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 16:55:09 2023 No.15590245 >>15590239 it was revealed to me while I was in an DMT - induced dreamlike state

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 16:56:06 2023 No.15590247 >>15590239 Claude

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 16:56:26 2023 No.15590248 Just bought 30k in Glencore stock. Thanks /sci/.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 16:57:11 2023 No.15590252 Authors just came out.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 16:57:57 2023 No.15590256 >>15590247 >Claude am I the only one who thinks this is a shit name? >>15590252 as what?

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 16:58:21 2023 No.15590257 space elevator bros, we up

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 16:59:16 2023 No.15590259 >one author just got arrested for sex trafficking What the fuck

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 17:00:37 2023 No.15590262 >>15590259 >oy vey the goyim figured it out

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 17:02:57 2023 No.15590265 File: 377 KB, 559x444, 2023-06-12 10_02_00-Window.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] fucks sake WHAT IS HAPPENING WITH THE AUTHORS LINK SOMETHING

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 17:03:30 2023 No.15590266 >>15590256 pedophiles, apparently they were also arrested moments ago for sex trafficking

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 17:03:48 2023 No.15590267 >>15590266 bullshit

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 17:07:19 2023 No.15590271 >>15590265 one author jumped from a bridge while walking home from the lab

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 17:07:52 2023 No.15590272 >>15590206 China will save us then

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 17:07:55 2023 No.15590273 >>15590267 >>15590266 >>15590265 >>15590262 >>15590259 >>15590257 >>15590256 >>15590252 check CNN, they're broadcasting the arrest rn

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 17:09:21 2023 No.15590275 >>15590265 They all died during a sailing mishap. Tragic.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 17:09:43 2023 No.15590276 a superconductor just levitated over my house!!

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 17:10:29 2023 No.15590277 The author has been found dead in a classic case of suicide. Four bullets in the back of the head, a double action revolver seems to be the weapon they used. They also put themselves in a body bag. Terrible case of suicide.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 17:13:08 2023 No.15590281 Author barged in my house, raped me and came on sink. Going to be pressing charges soon.

>>	ROOM TEMPERATURE SUPERCONDUCTOR Wed Jul 26 17:16:12 2023 No.15590285 >>15590259 >>15590262 >>15590266 >>15590271 >>15590275 >>15590273 >>15590277 >>15590281 I'm so fucking tired of /pol/ schizos. They have completely destroyed this board.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 17:16:32 2023 No.15590286 >>15590277 checked, also kek'd

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 17:17:33 2023 No.15590287 >>15590285 We're just having a little fun you pansy faggot

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 17:18:08 2023 No.15590289 >>15590285 same

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 17:18:12 2023 No.15590290 >>15590287 Go have fun on your containment board.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 17:18:18 2023 No.15590291 >>15590285 >everyone with even the slightest modicum of humor is a black neonazi look at yourself my friend you are transtarded (taking hormones to become a retard)

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 17:19:16 2023 No.15590295 >>15590285 DUDE CHECK THE NEWS, THE KOREANS ARE ALREADY USING SUPERCONDUCTOR MECHS WITH RAILGUNS TO INVADE NORTH KOREA A MECHDUCTOR JUST FLEW INTO MY ASS

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 17:19:41 2023 No.15590297 >>15590285 I'm just passing time 'till someone manages replication and we can say if it's fake or not.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 17:19:57 2023 No.15590298 >>15590290 I've never once visited pol you humungous gay retard. Your arrogance infuriates me and I would run you over with a Jeep Cherokee given the chance

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 17:20:07 2023 No.15590299 >>15590285 Oh no the redditfugee is upset.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 17:20:22 2023 No.15590301 >>15590285 >t. the author who's moments away of suffering a heart attack at the ripe old age of 26

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 17:21:36 2023 No.15590303 File: 31 KB, 601x553, 1278651761561.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15590298 Research suggests OP sucks atleast 3.4~ dicks on average per second like a hotdog casing factory.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 17:22:32 2023 No.15590306 eh this looks fake as fu- >the technology is useless in it's current form IT'S REEEEEEAAAAAAAAL

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 17:23:53 2023 No.15590309 >>15590295 Finnbros, what's our repsonse? The Hwan empire is returning...

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 17:24:09 2023 No.15590310 >>15590043 >genuinely distressed at the outburst of happiness Lmao holy fuck what a piece of shit.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 17:26:15 2023 No.15590313 >>15590173 >mentions pakis >seethes You sir have revealed yourself to be a filthy pajeet

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 17:27:16 2023 No.15590315 File: 130 KB, 583x536, Screenshot_20.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15590225 Genuinely looks like this

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 17:30:15 2023 No.15590325 >>15590090 Fission was published like this. Literally a discovery that confirmed nuclear bombs and power as possible, published nonchalantly for the world.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 17:32:41 2023 No.15590338 >>15590297 Honestly, we should just fucking do it. I don't have time, but if its as easy as it says in the paper, I could just call up a buddy for the oven time and the supplies.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 17:33:32 2023 No.15590342 If this is real, then I think I already have a business idea. Does anyone know how much tesla this generates? Also if this is real then we are entering the golden age.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 17:33:32 2023 No.15590341 >>15590325 this could help fusion also.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 17:37:09 2023 No.15590350 >>15590338 Go for it, I want to see what happens.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 17:37:17 2023 No.15590351 >>15590342 it's in the paper. it's actually not much, something like 0.3 tesla at most AFAIU

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 17:38:42 2023 No.15590355 File: 57 KB, 868x754, 1665004161299010.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15590040 LMAO, that is like saying software is just a mixture of ones and zeros and anyone can write those directly into files.

Anonymous Wed Jul 26 17:39:23 2023 No.15590357

>>15590342
article mentions around 250 mA max, and there's still no word on whether it can be pulled into a wire, crushed into a tape, or cut into plates
unless you have thousands of coils, you likely won't break 1T with that. but then again, I haven't done the math for solenoids in years

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 17:40:42 2023 No.15590358 >5 days since publish >still not replicated

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 17:43:23 2023 No.15590366 >>15590358 >>5 days since publish bs, it's been 3, and the news spread just yesterday

Anonymous Wed Jul 26 17:44:28 2023 No.15590368
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>>15590206
No you don't. That is not for apes like you, you deserve to suffer a miserable existence. The gods will destroy your cities with nukes like they did in the times of Babel.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 17:44:36 2023 No.15590369 >>15590366 two more weeks

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 17:44:40 2023 No.15590371 >>15590358 It went viral yesterday, and it is actually quite simple to produce(literally hobbyists-garage-chemist tier), so we will have a definitive answer by the end of the week.

Anonymous Wed Jul 26 17:51:42 2023 No.15590391
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>>15590371
I hope this can be weaponized for cheap so it can be used to destroy globohomo. I can't wait to flay alive all the woke, those parasites deserve the most painful death possible.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 17:55:04 2023 No.15590397 >>15590295 Fake, they'd genocide the Japanese before it'd even occur to them to use a new weapon on NK.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 17:57:15 2023 No.15590402 >>15590351 >>15590357 Probably need to break 1T for the use case im thinking of.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 18:03:39 2023 No.15590415 sorry if I I'm retarded but wouldn't this also make refrigeration ALOT cheaper

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 18:04:13 2023 No.15590418 >>15590415 Energy is already cheap

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 18:05:21 2023 No.15590422 >>15590418 No is not.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 18:05:29 2023 No.15590423 >>15590418 components wise

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 18:08:12 2023 No.15590430 >>15590391 it will be used to herd us goyim

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 18:09:35 2023 No.15590434 DON'T DO IT DON'T FUCKING MAKE THIS THING IT RELEASES PHASE CRITICAL PLASMIC MUSTARD GAS HOLY SHIT I THINK IT KILLED MY CAT FUCK YOU KOREANS FUCK YOU ALL TO HELL

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 18:10:34 2023 No.15590438 >>15590434 A PHASE CRITICAL PLASMIC MUSTARD GAS JUST FLEW OVER MY HOUSE INTO INTO A TOWER, TWICE.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 18:13:12 2023 No.15590450 >>15590391 You will be able to build terrifying railguns with this. I say "you" but by that I mean those with the resources. Expect a drone painted in astolfo colors to atomize you and your dog for not respecting pronouns.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 18:27:31 2023 No.15590485 File: 154 KB, 998x742, avat unob.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] > James Cameron's goofy reason for interstellar plunder is out of date before he finishes his 3rd installment of his blue cat saga lmao

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 18:39:06 2023 No.15590509 >>15590265 No point in suiciding them, the manufacturing method is out in the open and easy enough my pottery making sister could make it with a few grand's investment in a better kiln.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 18:39:33 2023 No.15590512 >>15590485 the pic description is surprisingly believable

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 18:42:00 2023 No.15590520 >>15590485 Was unobtanium even brought up in 2 I thought it was all about whale semen

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 18:42:44 2023 No.15590522 File: 28 KB, 650x620, cat2o.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] but what does this mean FOR ME?

Anonymous Wed Jul 26 18:42:58 2023 No.15590525

>>15590485
a small planetary collision somehow producing matter more exotic than the stuff that is constantly dusted on the universe by supernovae, events so powerful they create actinides from neutron soup while blasting their entire galaxy with gamma rays for days becoming briefly visible to distant galaxies over the light of the entire rest of their host galaxy.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 18:49:59 2023 No.15590531 >>15590525 it is not supposed to be exotic matter, see the part when it mentions that changed the name to be more chemistry like, they say is not an element, is a rare compound that only happens in very specific conditions

Anonymous Wed Jul 26 18:50:13 2023 No.15590532

Brainlet here. I've read if you put current in a loop of super conductor the current will stay there, so it becomes a battery, or isn't a battery by definition but obsoletes them.

Currently one of the problem with batteries is if you store a large amount of energy in them and break them, they release their energy as heat and catch on fire. What happens if you break a superconducting circuit? How is the energy released? Can just breaking a connection cause a fire? Don't you need electrical resistance for that?

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 18:54:12 2023 No.15590536 Everybody in this thread is an idiot

Anonymous Wed Jul 26 18:55:26 2023 No.15590540
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>>15590520
Not space whale jizz but their brain juice. Now you might think both room temp. superconductors *and* the elixir of life occurring on the same planet is a bit much but you're not a genius like Jim is. In fact the third film will have a substance found in newborn space puppies (you have to torture them to death to get it ofc) that unlocks a reactionless drive.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 18:56:00 2023 No.15590542 >>15590536 nu-uh

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 18:56:41 2023 No.15590546 >>15590536 shud uhp

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 18:57:30 2023 No.15590548 >>15590540 or the most beautiful and rare flower in the universe that taste slightly like sugar

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 19:00:28 2023 No.15590550 >>15590540 if james cameron was an honest filmmaker he'd admit that humans would skip both of those and go straight to sexual enslavement of the blue cat people

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 19:00:41 2023 No.15590551 >>15590522 in a few years you can buy an MRI machine that you can fit in your closet

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 19:01:24 2023 No.15590553 File: 1.20 MB, 1413x1183, capture-2023-07-22_03-07-1689984117.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15590536 we are watching, we just don't intervene in mortal lamentations.

Anonymous Wed Jul 26 19:02:26 2023 No.15590555

>>15590532
This would work sort of like an inductor, so at a minimum you get an arc across the gap which is going to dissipate the energy in some manner.
Most likely this will heat up the superconductor until it fails, becomes resistive, rapidly heats up, and depending on how much energy is stored either shatters, explodes, or vaporizes.
Way more dangerous than a normal battery, in net.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 19:07:20 2023 No.15590568 File: 270 KB, 777x759, 1492811865454.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] HOLY SHIT JUST REPLICATE OR BUST IT ALREADY FUCK SAKE WHY THIS FUCKING WAIT

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 19:08:51 2023 No.15590570 >>15590415 how?

Anonymous Wed Jul 26 19:10:17 2023 No.15590573

>>15590540
Maybe I'm just being a philistine but I find it funny that in all insipid sci-fi that features mean, greedy humans despoiling nature to shape the universe in our image, which is supposed to be bad, they always have some kind of indigenous magic that affirms the afterlife or something like the magical tree on pandora that has a goddess inside it or whatever. If you don't have that then most people would write-off the stupid natives and their hokum ghost talking bullshit and nuke the tree in order to live forever and build VR headsets and catgirl cloning vats. Hard to make the natives sympathetic when they're on the side of real nature with all its pointless suffering.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 19:10:36 2023 No.15590575 >>15590568 the more i wait the better it's going to feel to finally debooonk

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 19:10:42 2023 No.15590576 >>15590568 The manufacturing process takes several days and the process is under specified so it will probably take multiple attempts. Give it a week

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 19:12:29 2023 No.15590581 >>15590568 synthesizing LK-99 takes a minimum of 3 days according the directions in the paper, and the labs that synthesize this stuff will probably spend a few more days after that verifying that the sample

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 19:16:07 2023 No.15590586 >>15590350 As I said, I don't have time at the moment. If this isn't replicated or refuted by the end of august I'll do it myself and post results. Jesus, I can't be the only retard here who knows how to grind oxides and operate an oven.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 19:23:14 2023 No.15590601 >>15590573 i also like how benign the disney villain Jimmyverse humans are compared to the psychopaths and corporate drones of reality, it kinda goes two-fold

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 19:29:02 2023 No.15590614 are you afraid of being disappointing anons? did that happen one to many times in your lives, and now you only expect shit and deception? can something good really happen?

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 19:30:13 2023 No.15590617 >>15590614 >disappointing disappointed, but works either way

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 19:30:55 2023 No.15590619 >>15590614 >are you afraid of being disappointing yeah it's a big part of my social anxiety

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 19:36:36 2023 No.15590635 the very simple solution is to expect nothing but stay updated. go jerk off and play vidya or take soil samples in nature guys, the internet will still be here when you get back

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 19:46:40 2023 No.15590669 >>15590635 I refuse Replicate it right the fuck now. I can't handle waiting days/weeks

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 19:48:10 2023 No.15590673 >>15590576 >the process is under specified so it will probably take multiple attempts. this shit is what i am afraid. that shit may work but not in a way that is consistent given the shitty manufacturing process

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 19:48:57 2023 No.15590676 somebody better give these suicidal morons their superconductivity or they'll hang themselves like tonight.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 19:51:18 2023 No.15590684 Where else is this discussed in detail?

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 19:52:01 2023 No.15590685 >>15590684 NO WHERE FUUUUUUUUCK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 19:53:40 2023 No.15590692 I want a live webcam of the kiln baking the superconductivity now! I want a camera in the fucking kiln! show me the superconductivity forming live, NOW! I want to be the first to witness it

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 19:54:17 2023 No.15590693 >>15590673 Well every lab with a vacuum furnace is going to be trying this. One of them will get it eventually Also any hobbyists

Anonymous Wed Jul 26 19:55:16 2023 No.15590698

>>15590614
as far as I understand, this is not life changing on itself, but it might be a great first step for a new wave of actual results from research, and not just a bunch of fake, made up trash "research". or could be yet another one of those, and I hope it will be disproven by youtube scientists

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 19:59:04 2023 No.15590708 >>15590693 what i mean is that we will probably get a ton of contradictory info in the following week

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 20:01:57 2023 No.15590715 If it really works I swear I'm gonna buy the machinery to make it and start manufacturing it en masse

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 20:06:00 2023 No.15590725 File: 439 KB, 702x899, 005005.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] https://archive.is/2023.07.26-181113/https://www.newscientist.com/article/2384782-room-temperature-superconductor-breakthrough-met-with-scepticism/

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 20:06:08 2023 No.15590726 File: 2 KB, 125x92, pb.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15590450 Do you really see them doing that or instead manufacturing some kind of anal fucking machine with that technology?

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 20:06:23 2023 No.15590727 >>15590708 nta but I hadn't thought of that. /biz/raelis jews and their kin will do everything possible to convince people that it's useless while also producing it in large quantities, as >>15590715 said

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 20:07:37 2023 No.15590732 File: 150 KB, 1284x642, F1_K1cgaYAYtq29.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15590725 one of the people from the second paper, who has a h-index of 45 and like 10k citations is helping other teams to replicate it

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 20:08:09 2023 No.15590733 >>15590725 pamela can chu my balls

Anonymous Wed Jul 26 20:09:03 2023 No.15590735
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>>15590732
putting your name on something like this and it being a fraud would destroy your reputation
why would he do something like that? one explanation is that he got hoodwinked I guess

Anonymous Wed Jul 26 20:12:37 2023 No.15590749

>>15590735
Unfortunately, a bout of late-career senility would explain it. People will talk about how they knew ol Hyan-Tak was spent when he endorsed that preposterous superconductor paper.

For the record, I hope with all my might that it's real and that we have solar farms in Nevada powering Nova Scotia by the end of the decade.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 20:19:20 2023 No.15590771 >>15590715 this one is just a proof of concept. As material is shit, but it will probably open a new field and make the same kind of revolution the transistor did

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 20:20:13 2023 No.15590775 >>15590771 Don't care I just want to hoard it

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 20:21:47 2023 No.15590779 >>15590777 posted in wrong thread

Anonymous Wed Jul 26 20:23:41 2023 No.15590782

Now that the dust has settled, another nothingburger.
Superconductors at room temperature are kindof a scientific holy grail because of the possibilities it unlocks. Kindof like a safe FTL travel method discovery. I see no mainstream headlines of this breakthrough of a century. But yea if it was possible by simply creating some stress in the metal then it would have been discovered a long time ago people have need studying alloys and working with metals for more than a century.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 20:24:52 2023 No.15590784 >>15590684 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36864624

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 20:25:26 2023 No.15590787 >>15590782 >Kindof like a safe FTL travel method discovery. how about lightspeed travel, would you settle for that? that translates in instant travel, from your own personal point of view. is that good enough for you?

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 20:26:02 2023 No.15590788 File: 48 KB, 1200x1200, 430-3953385909.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15590676 >Another country does something important >This guy shows up

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 20:29:30 2023 No.15590799 But will this be possible at least at some lower level? No tech singularity in this century?

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 20:30:30 2023 No.15590802 >>15590787 >how about lightspeed travel Me, I want lightsaber travel.

Anonymous Wed Jul 26 20:36:40 2023 No.15590823

>>15590043
he was distressed in that moment because he feared the vaccine would bring the end to the covid panic, and with it his influence. No more narcissistic dopamine hit.

Same happened at the end of WW2. You’re no longer special for ordering people about anymore.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 20:37:06 2023 No.15590824 >>15590784 Yeah everyone knows Hacker News

Anonymous Wed Jul 26 20:39:53 2023 No.15590831

>They are creating a 2D film using vapor deposition, then doping it with copper ions. This is a standard process in semiconductor manufacturing. There are room temperature ambient pressure materials doped to create quantum wells in production right now. They are not super conductors, because the quantum wells are merely impurities that reduce the resistance of the material. I believe this paper is claiming a crystal so saturated with quantum wells that it conducts primarily through quantum wells with almost no resistance (and that all of the other physical properties of a superconductor arise from this).

Sounds too easy but I don't know enough to figure out why it's bullshit. Eagerly awaiting the message that it's all bunk and that nothing ever happens.

Anonymous Wed Jul 26 20:43:19 2023 No.15590840

>>15590782
They are not metals, they are ceramics.
Do you have any idea of the number of combinations between metal oxides that are possible? its in the order of at least thousands. Combine that with the possibilities given by p-block/oxide groups such as silicates, carbides, sulfides and phosphates and you have a universe of possible things to look after.
It is not that easy. If they truly did it, kudos to them. That would be a huge boost to Korean and Asian science also.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 20:45:26 2023 No.15590847 >>15590485 >forty-million dollars a kilo about half the price of gold today with current inflation rates!

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 20:46:24 2023 No.15590849 File: 39 KB, 800x450, pepefroggie.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] This is just football for nerds, basically cheering your hecking based on team while they work, score goals and get bitches... Why would you even care? Regards, /pol/

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 20:48:20 2023 No.15590854 >>15590849 fuck tourist you're making us look bad

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 20:48:49 2023 No.15590858 >>15590849 Yes it is, now you may go back

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 20:49:44 2023 No.15590862 File: 563 KB, 1200x675, nole5eiorbxd1ypd7goz.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15589959 >a room temperature superconductor? >ar ambient pressure and temperature? >made entirely from common base metals? >Yes! >may I see it? >uhhhh no.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 20:50:49 2023 No.15590867 File: 981 KB, 1052x1362, Screen Shot 2023-07-26 at 3.50.15 PM.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] New Scientist piece says basically nothing https://archive.is/Lve8I

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 20:51:29 2023 No.15590869 >>15590862 Well, they have provided the way for others to reproduce what they did, actually.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 20:52:03 2023 No.15590870 >>15590749 >wanting Nova Scotia to still exist by the end of the decade what the fuck

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 20:52:51 2023 No.15590875 >>15590525 pandora is a dysfunctional planet sized alien halo ring-like megacraft made up from a blend of biological and conventional machines, now corrupted and overgrown. This explains the tanking everything hippy stuff. Eywa is 343.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 20:53:44 2023 No.15590878 >>15590869 The operative phrase here is "what they did". If they did it, I want to see it. >uhhh no they can't release the footage because..... THEY JUST CANT OK????

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 20:54:51 2023 No.15590880 >>15590878 But they showed up a sample of it floating.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 20:55:28 2023 No.15590883 >>15590614 >are you afraid of being disappointed I'm in my late thirties. Disappointment is all I know.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 20:57:12 2023 No.15590890 >>15590878 You know that being able to reproduce what they did and get the same result is a much more solid proof than just showing what they did, right?

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 20:58:53 2023 No.15590895 >it was uploaded to arxiv without our permission fuck off

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 20:59:40 2023 No.15590897 >>15590883 I'm a grown ass man but if this pans out to be true, I will surely start crying like a little bitch

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 20:59:52 2023 No.15590898 File: 371 KB, 599x567, shrug.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15590878 Theoretically a room-temperature superconductor is possible, maybe this is a fake money-shot but in near future we could see the real deal.

Anonymous Wed Jul 26 21:00:31 2023 No.15590902

>>15590614
i’m not concerned at all. I accept that we will not break out of the civilizational cycle this time, and that any advancements in AI, genetc engineering, or supermaterials will not be advanced to potential, and will instead at most be our Herod’s engine.

We are simply too late genetically. Dysgenic selection pressures have had too long to erode our civilization building traits from the genepool. Collapse is now inevitable. We must again wait another thousand years or so to have a new Rome.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 21:00:49 2023 No.15590903 >>15590898 >soon (tm)

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 21:01:25 2023 No.15590905 >>15590903 emphasis on "could".

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 21:02:13 2023 No.15590908 Retard here, won't this make launching humans into space using long ass railguns feasible since there's no friction and you don't have to accelerate everything so suddenly as to make it deadly to humans?

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 21:05:42 2023 No.15590924 >>15590029 Because it's like picking needles out of a haystack? If this turns out to work, scientists will be searching for similar materials. It will point them in the direction to look.

Anonymous Wed Jul 26 21:06:45 2023 No.15590926

>>15590023
let's give this project a few weeks, if not still replicated then it is basically a dead project that should be abandoned as soon as possible.
I am far away from being a physicist, I am treating this shit like i treat github open-source projects but you know what I mean.
If this was indeed a fake paper, then we might be witnessing the physics equalivant of IT's "ReactOS" project...

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 21:07:53 2023 No.15590928 File: 362 KB, 923x586, 5jync73f28l71.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15590540 >Torture puppies to get this resource Avatar 3, way of the Frazeldrip

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 21:08:21 2023 No.15590930 >>15590867 Yeah, replication attempt or fuck off

Anonymous Wed Jul 26 21:09:48 2023 No.15590935

>>15590849
nigger, i don't even care if that guy is korean or whatever,why the hell do you think we are supporting a team? what teams are here at all?
this could be a mayor advancement for humanity, comparable to the transistor
fucking retarded frogposters

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 21:10:19 2023 No.15590936 >>15590908 Maybe but nigga who the fuck cares about shooting humans into space we could use this shit to power a blitzball stadium

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 21:11:58 2023 No.15590940 File: 618 KB, 1080x1743, IMG_20230726_231034.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Its joever.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 21:12:01 2023 No.15590941 does it do shit for wireless charging? being with coils and all that

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 21:12:44 2023 No.15590942 >>15590315 >YUD posting

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 21:13:44 2023 No.15590944 pure hopium, but if you're going to lie about a breakthrough, wouldn't you at least make it harder to disprove? or do we think their experimental design is flawed?

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 21:14:26 2023 No.15590949 >>15590936 >Who cares about shooting humans into space Future travel could be glidecrafts accelerated into space nigga and glide into their destination. This makes flying way cheaper, safer and environmental

Anonymous Wed Jul 26 21:14:36 2023 No.15590950
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>>15589959
Is there a hard, theoretical current limit to this superconducting quantum well/cooper pairing mechanism, maybe due to lattice restrictions, that might inhibit practical application?

Anonymous Wed Jul 26 21:14:39 2023 No.15590951

>>15590940
they'd need to have manipulated the magnetic field in the video. the video showing the effect of diamagnetism has a magnetic valley which traps the carbon piece.
in the superconductive video there should be a single magnetic pole over the whole surface, unless they manipulated it.
which would come to light in few days, so why the fuck go through the trouble?

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 21:16:39 2023 No.15590957 >>15590950 we cannot know that until how it works is researched

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 21:19:18 2023 No.15590962 >>15590698 I am still hopeful much can change in a generation, even if it feels unlikely. Maybe this generation will be the one to actually replicate results before letting shit get cited.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 21:19:51 2023 No.15590965 >>15590940 what do you mean?

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 21:20:18 2023 No.15590966 >>15590315 >reading this hack

Anonymous Wed Jul 26 21:22:47 2023 No.15590974
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>>15590908
Railguns are bad for that. Acceleration limit for humans mandates long gun, which goes against ideals of railguns.

Way better idea is lofstrom launch loop. Can be done with todays materials easily.

This ballache of a website explains it: http://launchloop.com/LaunchLoop
So does my pic.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 21:23:07 2023 No.15590975 File: 276 KB, 1070x525, fun.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15590965 Little exaggerated but there is still a decent chance that it is not faked but only LOOKS like a superconductor without actually being one.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 21:25:32 2023 No.15590981 >>15590975 I don't see much reason to complain if it conducts like a superconductor without technically being one.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 21:28:17 2023 No.15590987 >mEMe drive 2.0 I'm not falling for this shit again

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 21:28:26 2023 No.15590989 >>15590981 >I don't see much reason to complain if it conducts like a superconductor without technically being one. which just means that our definition of superconductor is wrong

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 21:28:32 2023 No.15590990 File: 587 KB, 500x281, 1660984956575675.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] sci.......... are you conflating coilguns and railguns again?

Anonymous Wed Jul 26 21:29:02 2023 No.15590991

>>15590981
it's gonna be like quantum teleportation or naked blackholes. You should be able to do really cool stuff with them, but a convenient bit of (made up) physics means we can't have nice things

>sure you can time travel, so long as you don't remember anything or affect the environment in any way.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 21:29:13 2023 No.15590992 >>15590981 But it does not appear to conduct like a superconductor either, and even the diamagnetism seems to be mundane

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 21:31:01 2023 No.15591001 >>15590992 why are you so negative? ok, so it isn't a perfect superconductor. will you stop complaining if we call it a semisuperconductor instead?

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 21:31:35 2023 No.15591002 >>15590992 I mean, at 25ºC resistance equals 0 up to a certain amperage. What else do you need?

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 21:32:16 2023 No.15591003 What's stopping someone from plugging a fidget spinner which is inside a vacuum, into your generic outlet, having it take up speed +20 years and then doing a 911? I'm asking this unironically.

Anonymous Wed Jul 26 21:32:56 2023 No.15591006

>>15590981
I think the issue is being 0 R vs 0.00001 R. Like if you use have a superconducting coils as battery, all of the sudden the actual 0 resistance vs 0.00001 matters, cause current flows through it for such a long time and such high amounts. If it is fake/almost superconductor with just very very resistance it would discharge over time, possibly at relevant speed.

Also I think the actual magnetic properties with the real meisner effect instead of diamagnetism are also important for certain application.

>Experiments have demonstrated that currents in superconducting coils can persist for years without any measurable degradation. Experimental evidence points to a lifetime of at least 100,000 years. Theoretical estimates for the lifetime of a persistent current can exceed the estimated lifetime of the universe, depending on the wire geometry and the temperature.[5

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 21:34:54 2023 No.15591009 >>15590992 >But it does not appear to conduct like a superconductor no, it does, well at least the paper claims, that it conducts with no resistance like a superconductor

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 21:35:14 2023 No.15591010 >>15591003 that the thing will break via centrifugal force

Anonymous Wed Jul 26 21:36:53 2023 No.15591015

>>15590991
>sure you can time travel, so long as you don't remember anything or affect the environment in any way.
you won't remember anything from the time you are skipping because you are not experiencing it. thus also not affecting it. more than the trouble of storing your data. I don't see an issue with this. you can skip 100 or 1 million years and in both cases would feel like a short nap. "you" are traveling through time at the speed of light.

Anonymous Wed Jul 26 21:38:43 2023 No.15591021

>>15591006
There's also the major issue that if it's only pretending to be super due to high concentration of impurities then it's subject to wild variation in resistance and there's not going to be a way to make anything out of it that doesn't have patches that have resistance.

Anonymous Wed Jul 26 21:40:23 2023 No.15591027

>>15591003
the fact that it shatters from internal stresses long before it's up to speed
>Any given piece on the fidget spinner would have to change speed from roughly 1c to -1c at a rate of 2GHz
>I can't even be bothered to type out the retarded acceleration they would experience
>It would be way too much for any real material way before this point

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 21:40:37 2023 No.15591028 >>15591003 >I'm asking this unironically. ye real shit. they gonna follow electric bills like they do for weed farms, and also no more vacuum chambers for you, only with loicense.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 21:40:38 2023 No.15591029 >>15590285 THE AUTHORS JUST BLEW UP THE WHITE HOUSE

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 21:42:49 2023 No.15591035 >>15591029 AUTHORS WILL BE IN KIEV IN TWO WEEKS

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 21:47:30 2023 No.15591047 >>15591010 >>15591027 Even if you were spinning it inside some incredibly tough material? Damn.

Anonymous Wed Jul 26 21:50:49 2023 No.15591057
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>>15590908
Where we're going we don't need railguns
>In theory, it is possible for a magnetic sail to launch directly from the surface of a planet near one of its magnetic poles, repelling itself from the planet's magnetic field. However, this requires the magnetic sail to be maintained in its "unstable" orientation. A launch from Earth required superconductors with 80 times the current density of the best known high-temperature superconductors as of 1991.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magnetic_sail
Once we massively improve this (maybe) superconductor rocketcucks will be on suicide watch and far northern Canada will have a massive spaceport

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 21:51:37 2023 No.15591060 >>15591047 it would just take more time. what you says already exists, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flywheel_energy_storage

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 21:53:45 2023 No.15591065 >>15591057 bruh please tell me hoverboards are possible. I need a high IQ fellow anon to fucking convince me I will have a fucking hoverboard. I need a reason for life. something that is really worth it, in this world of fake values

Anonymous Wed Jul 26 21:56:38 2023 No.15591074

>>15590974
>Can be done with todays materials easily.

Look at that shit you just posted. Get a grip nigger that would cost trillions if it's even possible and can get yeeted by a pissed off durka, all to launch some shit into space when you can just put it on a reusable rocket.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 21:57:19 2023 No.15591075 >>15591065 As long as you want to hover over one of the magnetic poles, yeah, maybe

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 21:57:44 2023 No.15591076 >>15591065 possible but only in designated hoverboard areas, the earth's magnetic field isn't enough on its own unless. well maybe if hmmm. Oh shit. The implications Room temp superconductors better not work

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 21:59:06 2023 No.15591081 File: 339 KB, 615x628, naa.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] post the tldr recipe, how the fuck do I cook this thing at home?

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 22:00:35 2023 No.15591086 So can you just dump infinite current into a superconductor or what

Anonymous Wed Jul 26 22:00:42 2023 No.15591087

>>15591075
brother I'm discovering how to grab on the fabric of spacetime itself if need be, I'm getting a fucking hoverboard, end of discussion
>>15591076
so what are you telling me, that we could theoretically have the ability to build hoverboard freaking roadways? is that what you are telling me?

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 22:02:01 2023 No.15591091 >>15591065 You'll be able to cruise down the magnet line to your hoverboard skatepark and have a grand ol time. But hoverboarding anywhere and everywhere? Sci-fi for the moment, even with these superconductors.

Anonymous Wed Jul 26 22:02:19 2023 No.15591092

>>15591081
Sukbae Lee et al synthesised the LK-99 material[4]:2 by production of Lanarkite by 50%/50% mixing of Lead(II) oxide (PbO) and Lead(II) sulfate (Pb(SO4)) powders then heating at 725 °C (1,000 K; 1,340 °F) for 24 hours in the presence of air:

PbO + Pb(SO4) Pb2(SO4)O

Additionally, Copper(I) phosphide (Cu3P) was produced by mixing Copper (Cu) and Phosphorus (P) powders, in a sealed tube at a vacuum at 10-5 torr and heated to 550 °C (820 K; 1,000 °F) for 48 hours:[4]:3

Cu + P Cu3P

Lanarkite and Copper phosphide crystals were ground into a powder, mixed in a 1:1 molar ratio, placed in a sealed tube at a vacuum of 10-5 torr, and heated to 925 °C (1,200 K; 1,700 °F) for 10 hours where (0.9<x<1.1):[4]:3

Pb2(SO4)O + Cu3P + O2 (g) Pb10-xCux(PO4)6O + S (g)

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 22:03:45 2023 No.15591097 >>15591086 Basically yes. You could power a whole country with a wire the thickness of your phone charger, theoretically

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 22:04:10 2023 No.15591100 >>15590509 she sounds cute give her my number

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 22:05:21 2023 No.15591106 >>15591097 well yes but actually no >>15590057

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 22:05:41 2023 No.15591107 >>15591086 no, you can't. each superconductor we know of has a limit and once you reach that limit the superconducting part of a superconductor stops suddenly

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 22:05:49 2023 No.15591108 File: 17 KB, 400x400, yudchud.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15590315 >Posting the Yud-chud himself.

Anonymous Wed Jul 26 22:05:50 2023 No.15591109

>>15591087
Yes, but if we live in a sane world (we don't) we'd build maglev rails fucking everywhere instead. In America? Assuming economic stratification and car dependence holds? Interminable construction projects to convert lanes into mag lanes for ridiculously pricy hover cars. It would be cool, but we really oughtta build those rails.

Hoverboards would be a distant second priority. Probably limited to a few rec trails.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 22:06:45 2023 No.15591111 >>15591092 so... any youtuber here want to try out this? Sees possible to do at home as long as you have the right equipments.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 22:08:47 2023 No.15591121 >>15591109 I only need a bicycle path like space, should work just fine for what I need. you can choose how you deal with the whole car bullshit, I don't give a fuck

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 22:09:27 2023 No.15591126 >>15591086 the superconductor have 0 resistance, but actually have a limit of amps per area. Still see >>15591106 and the one in ops paper is really bad at that

Anonymous Wed Jul 26 22:10:02 2023 No.15591129

My bullshit alarms are going off. These guys, Lee and Kim, discovered this material in 1999 (hence the name LK-99) and only got a patent for it in March of this year and trademark for the name in April. Now, shortly after the patent and trademark have been acquired, they publish all these remarkable properties of the substance significantly increasing it's desirability and prominence. I have a sneaking suspicion that it's a scam

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 22:10:02 2023 No.15591128 >>15590315 you will never be a real scientist, you fat fag

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 22:11:54 2023 No.15591136 >>15591126 >and the one in ops paper is really bad at that how do you know this? elaborate. not saying it is great, just curious how you know it's not good at that.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 22:11:57 2023 No.15591137 What will be the implications for stuff like neuralink?

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 22:12:23 2023 No.15591139 Relevant sidenote: I recently got a chapter preprint accepted into InTechOpen, but would like to know how to format it for Arxiv.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 22:14:32 2023 No.15591146 >>15591129 > make an easily exploded claim so you can sit on the naughty step with Pons and Fleischmann hmmm

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 22:16:00 2023 No.15591154 >>15591136 they state that the current limit is 25mA which is kinda ridiculous. They don't state the size of the sample tried thought

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 22:17:00 2023 No.15591159 >>15591154 250mA

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 22:18:49 2023 No.15591167 File: 153 KB, 1208x908, superinsulator.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google]

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 22:22:01 2023 No.15591173 >>15591146 Desperation makes men do insane things

Anonymous Wed Jul 26 22:26:04 2023 No.15591184

>>15591167
>This is implausible!
well yes, there's never been a room temperature ambient-pressure superconductor before. There could be explanations for every thing he is doubtful about.

I'm just going to wait for replication, nothing about it is exotic it shouldn't take long.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 22:26:29 2023 No.15591186 >>15591167 this guy is gonna be so humiliated in a week or so

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 22:28:38 2023 No.15591198 >>15591154 250mA doesn't mean anything, without knowing the sample details. If material is for real, in few days all the measurement maniacs are going to have a field day with it.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 22:29:29 2023 No.15591203 >>15591167 >new thing I've never seen before >VERY UNUSUAL no fucking shit it's not usual

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 22:29:56 2023 No.15591205 >>15591167 >well I read the paper a peepeepoopoo >no I'm not going to try it myself don't be ridiculous

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 22:30:57 2023 No.15591211 >>15591198 we are saying the same. I am just less optimistic.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 22:36:42 2023 No.15591237 >>15591167 fefe Leser unironisch ins Gas

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 22:37:44 2023 No.15591240 >>15591167 so what's his explanation for what they see than, other than outright fraud? also >what a pleasure it is to have an expert in the readership who can explain things to me lmao

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 22:40:58 2023 No.15591256 >>15591167 >The authors measured an insulator, so no current flowed and therefore no voltage occurred That'd be fucking hilarious. I wouldn't even be mad at the Koreans if that happened.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 22:41:00 2023 No.15591257 >>15591240 the implication is outright fraud, yes

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 22:42:46 2023 No.15591264 >>15591240 >so what's his explanation for what they see than, other than outright fraud? gross, overwhelming incompetence

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 22:43:11 2023 No.15591265 >>15591256 >so no current flowed what did they measure then for the current axis?

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 22:45:45 2023 No.15591275 >>15591265 error

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 22:46:42 2023 No.15591279 >>15591240 lead outgassing generating lift

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 22:48:05 2023 No.15591285 >>15591256 then what was levitating in the one video and what causes the force + dampening in the other video?

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 22:51:20 2023 No.15591297 I no longer want it to be real not for a room temp superconductor. I now want it to be real so all the smug redditor nolab paper readers get blown the FUCK out, my God I HATE them.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 22:52:01 2023 No.15591300 >>15591285 magnet stuff

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 22:55:08 2023 No.15591314 >>15589959 Big if true. I'll try and see if a prof will let me replicate this. I already have a few ideas on how to improve it.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 22:55:33 2023 No.15591315 can I get the vax nanobots out of my blood with one of them thar suppyconstructors?

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 22:57:32 2023 No.15591323 >>15591275 gee it kinda correlates to temperature as well. you do realize they are measuring vdrop across the DUT but output current of source is known

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 22:57:33 2023 No.15591324 > muh levitation > the sample is always in contact with magnet wtf is this bs

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 22:58:18 2023 No.15591330 >>15591285 Room temp diagmagnetism, plus stabilized by the part touching the lower magnet thus looking like super conductor magnet with locking.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 23:00:31 2023 No.15591335 >>15591330 how does that explain the other video? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EtVjGWpbE7k

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 23:02:07 2023 No.15591339 >>15591335 eddy current

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 23:03:55 2023 No.15591343 >>15591330 It looks too stable, I feel like it would wobble around more if it wasn't a lock. Goddammit, where are the reproductions?

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 23:05:55 2023 No.15591346 >>15591339 you get that from movement, but there's a short time at the end of video where the coin is being forced to stay a bit to the left of its resting position, without movement.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 23:11:24 2023 No.15591368 >>15591324 Allegedly, part of the sample was impure.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 23:12:07 2023 No.15591372 This all sounds great, where do I start to understand anything about this topic?

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 23:12:10 2023 No.15591373 It’s been replicated; within next hours you will hear news about it

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 23:12:19 2023 No.15591374 >>15591343 2 weeks

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 23:14:03 2023 No.15591382 >>15591372 Khan Academy > Physics

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 23:14:22 2023 No.15591383 >>15591373 >within next hours I want my superconductive right now!

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 23:18:44 2023 No.15591393 >>15591382 Thanks

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 23:24:16 2023 No.15591402 >>15591373 Two more hours

Anonymous Wed Jul 26 23:25:54 2023 No.15591406

>>15591315
We will use an enormous magnetic chamber to zero grav your blood one liter at a time, separating into evenly spaced floating spheres, and an incredibly fine levitating tweezer will remove all metal impurities. The surgeons of the future will be Magneto.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 23:26:55 2023 No.15591410 LEDDIT AND ORANGE LEDDIT BOTH SAY THE AUTHORS COMMITED SUDOKU BY STABBING THEMSELVES FROM THE BACK

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 23:35:15 2023 No.15591423 >>15591240 It doesn't have to be fraud, it can just be soi faced incompetence at the face of mirage of greatness

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 23:37:06 2023 No.15591426 >>15590902 Lol. Lmao.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 26 23:39:02 2023 No.15591433 >>15590974 >So does my pic. It's a roller coaster but only the boring going-up part and not the kickass going-down part.

Anonymous Thu Jul 27 00:28:31 2023 No.15591523

>>15591074
>>15591074
> cost trillions
Billions, about 20. All detailed in lofstrom’s papers on the matter.
The two greatest hurdles are a need for space access on that scale and getting ownership of thousands of miles of ocean

>durka
Too big to break easily, put plenty of saftey factors in it thinks like number of cables etc.

>rocket
this is orders of magnitude cheaper. Plane ticket to leo.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 27 00:36:09 2023 No.15591550 >>15591074 It cost as much as 1/8th of the ISS.

Anonymous Thu Jul 27 00:50:50 2023 No.15591580

>>15591523
>20 billion dollars for thousands of miles of superconductors and iron rings rotating at 14g, giga nigga platforms for every support element, the power generation for all this shit, the list goes on.

Yeah I'm not even going to read his paper because that dude is high on some insane copium.

>this is orders of magnitude cheaper. Plane ticket to leo.

So all this shit to achieve cost parity with starship? That's a bad joke.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 27 00:59:32 2023 No.15591606 >>15591550 Meds

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 27 00:59:50 2023 No.15591608 >>15591580 He listed the exact parts required and where the purchase them.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 27 01:01:15 2023 No.15591615 >>15591580 >So all this shit to achieve cost parity with starship? That's a bad joke. $3 per kg is not cost parity with starship lol.

Anonymous Thu Jul 27 01:04:30 2023 No.15591623
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Why is everyone asking for it to be replicated? Is this a new thing? Back ib my day we trusted in science. Is it because its koreans who did it? Or is it because its superconductors? whats going on? why are you all crying about replicting it?

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 27 01:08:24 2023 No.15591633 >>15591608 You're delusional

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 27 01:12:53 2023 No.15591647 >>15591633 I just reread the paper, and yes. It specifies brand names and has references to where to get them. >You can just like, read the paper dude.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 27 01:13:25 2023 No.15591649 How will this enable interstellar FTL travel?

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 27 01:14:20 2023 No.15591651 >>15591647 Well you might as well go ahead and start coping and seething because it's never going to happen.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 27 01:16:06 2023 No.15591660 >>15591649 Having perfect battery that doesn't bleed power. A handheld magnetic imaging device. Quantum computers. Fusion powerplants.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 27 01:17:19 2023 No.15591663 >>15591660 basically reddit memes

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 27 01:18:09 2023 No.15591668 >>15591651 I didn't say it would happen, I just claimed that the paper proves it is possible to construct at low cost with materials that we already have. >Getting an international body to agree to the construction is highly unlikely to succeed.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 27 01:18:12 2023 No.15591669 discussion continued >>15591112

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 27 01:19:38 2023 No.15591673 >>15591663 If a room temperature ambient pressure superconductor is as easy to make as they claim it to be; those are those all exist within 2 years.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 27 01:48:46 2023 No.15591737 >>15591335 lol that's just air pressure + resonance >>15591167 kek remember kids, if you measure the voltage between 2 points and read 0V then it means you have discovered a superconductive path with 0 resistance.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 27 02:02:37 2023 No.15591779 >>15591737 >kek remember kids, if you measure the voltage between 2 points and read 0V then it means you have discovered a superconductive path with 0 resistance. if there's 250mA of current flowing through the superconductor, kinda seems like it.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 27 02:06:37 2023 No.15591798 >>15591649 >interstellar Shoot ship with bigass lasers. >FTL Ask in two weeks.

Anonymous Thu Jul 27 02:14:05 2023 No.15591817

>>15591324
The magnetic torque experienced should only increase closer to 90 degrees inclination while the torque from its weight should decrease due to decreased arm. So if it could lift itself up a bit but were paramagnetic, it should always spin fully around, Earnshaw's theorem and all that. So it must be diamagnetic, and if I recall even pyrolytic carbon cannot levitate on ferrite magnets, so this suggests the Meissner effect is displayed if their video was not outright fraud

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 27 02:20:32 2023 No.15591836 >>15591817 too brainlet to understand what this anon said >>15588457 >honestly looks nothing like YBCO meissner effect. it behaves like it’s pinned on a single axis rather than two axes. is this because LK99 is just a 1D superconductor?

Anonymous Thu Jul 27 02:25:23 2023 No.15591840

>>15591836
>it behaves like it’s pinned on a single axis rather than two axes
That could be entirely due to it being weighed down on one side, forcing it to pivot around the spot which touches the ferrite floor nearest to the center of mass.
Granted there are ways to fake this with practical effects, potting a much stronger magnet quadropole inside a ferrite looking sheath and just gobbing something similarly colored on a slice of pyrolytic carbon should also behave somewhat like the videos shown

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 27 02:36:29 2023 No.15591863 https://twitter.com/Andercot/status/1684339092635496449

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 27 02:53:28 2023 No.15591924 >>15591863 I don't have an account faggot. and whatever is visible is just >I am specialist and this material can be real or not thx for the help mr specialist.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 27 02:56:22 2023 No.15591935 >>15591863 Souf korea is a world leader in fusion. It could be that their advertising their magnet breakthrough but call it superconductor for hype?

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 27 02:57:04 2023 No.15591937 >>15591129 >guys who realized they have an ambient temp/pressure superconductor on their hands make sure they have a patent and trademark on it BEFORE releasing a paper on its properties Isn't that what anyone with a brain would?

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 27 02:57:53 2023 No.15591944 >>15591924 That's actually useful for plotting your expectations though. This thing has a low chance of being the real deal but it's not anywhere near the EM drive. He could've said "this is bullshit shut the fuck up".

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 27 02:58:40 2023 No.15591950 >>15591935 The highest critical field they reported is 3000 Oe, somewhat paltry even if it is a superconductor at STP

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 27 03:03:34 2023 No.15591965 >>15591937 So they discovered something but only trademarked it after 24 years?

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 27 03:04:49 2023 No.15591972 >>15591623 >Or is it because its superconductors? whats going on? This is such a huge find if true it's more likely to be a hoax than your average paper. There have been room temp superconductor hoaxes in the past

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 27 03:18:38 2023 No.15592017 >>15591965 >24 years holy shit. what else are they keeping from us bros?

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 27 03:28:45 2023 No.15592048 >>15592017 DoD/Darpa have more interesting things, DoE too...

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 27 03:32:58 2023 No.15592063 >>15592048 >>>/k/ here's your containment board

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 27 03:37:30 2023 No.15592078 gonna go to sleep someone reply to me to tell if its ogre or if humanity is saved forever

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 27 03:38:22 2023 No.15592082 >>15592063 ser, not a nafo troon

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 27 03:53:25 2023 No.15592120 >>15590974 >>15590936 >>15591057 fuck that imagine what this means for the Hadron Collider. Anti grav tech on the way.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 27 03:56:14 2023 No.15592128 >>15591279 keke

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 27 05:48:21 2023 No.15592336 fake and gay

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 27 06:30:31 2023 No.15592437 >>15591623 because you can't trust one groups findings, they could be mistaken or have it wrong for any number of reasons or just outright fraud, which happens a lot in this specific field

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 27 07:37:08 2023 No.15592550 >>15591935 We already have cold fusion. I saw a paper on it a while ago I replicated it in my kitchen with vinegar and baking soda, saw the bubbles and knew I had done it.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 27 08:53:58 2023 No.15592727 >>15590047 fast computers check out quantum parametron

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 27 09:19:19 2023 No.15592770 >>15590021 (((new scientist)))

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 27 12:09:31 2023 No.15593073 >>15590908 the problem with megastructure railguns for space launch is that it's a fucking megastructure and nobody wants to get the land rights for that, let alone build the fucker

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 27 13:06:29 2023 No.15593140 >>15590021 jew scientist

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 27 13:09:21 2023 No.15593149 File: 77 KB, 1280x720, f3aa86de.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] now that the dust has settled, was it a hoax after all?

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 27 14:27:06 2023 No.15593273 >>15592128 BBBRRRAAAAAAPPPPPPPPPppppfpfppfffff-

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