Andrew McCalip demonstrates synthesis of LK99
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#3Holy hell. Is this it?
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#4I don't see why people go crazy over this, the meissner effect in superconductors look different.
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#5I don't see why people go crazy over this, the meissner effect in superconductors look different.
How so?
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#7I don't see why people go crazy over this, the meissner effect in superconductors look different.
I don't understand what you're not seeing. Nobody is saying that the whole LK-99 sample is superconducting. Why would you expect the whole sample to float, instead of "partial floating" as we're seeing, if you have a material that's only partially superconducting?
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#9Earlier quoted context omitted.
How so?
The rock should float for a start.
As it’s been theorized elsewhere, it may be that the production processes produce a material with only bits of the theorized superconductor in it, leading to the wiggling effect we see here as well as the Chinese replication video.
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#10His piece of LK-99 is much bigger than the tiny grains I've seen elsewhere.