Unverified fully levitating lk99 from China(twitter.com)
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Unverified fully levitating lk99 from China
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China has so many STEM majors that a large portion of the top research being done in the US/Europe are Chinese immigrants.
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China has so many STEM majors that a large portion of the top research being done in the US/Europe are Chinese immigrants.
I'd love to see this demonstration include a heat lamp afterwards, and show the flake fall onto the magnet once it exceeded its transition temperature.
Other than this being digital or physical trickery, I'm starting to feel like it's just a matter of time, a formality, before LK-99 is confirmed to be a RT, ambient pressure superconductor. What a discovery!
Other than this being digital or physical trickery, I'm starting to feel like it's just a matter of time, a formality, before LK-99 is confirmed to be a RT, ambient pressure superconductor. What a discovery!
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It should be expected that most of the first replication attempts are coming out of China.