Flux Pinning in sample of LK-99?
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Flux Pinning in sample of LK-99?
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#3This is basically proof of room temperature superconductivity correct? (Of course assuming it isn't a hoax)
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#5This is basically proof of room temperature superconductivity correct? (Of course assuming it isn't a hoax)
Assuming everything in the video is real, the only remaining question is: what is the actual temperature of that sample?
If all of this checks out, then it's a new era.
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I've seen people saying this on Twitter and elsewhere, where are we back from?
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#8This is basically proof of room temperature superconductivity correct? (Of course assuming it isn't a hoax)
This is an hoax and it's sad to see people like Sabine Hossenfelder falling for it so easily:
- video recorder in a kitchen or living room
- created by some random tiktok account
- no credentials, no description
- tagged "mysterious"
It's hard to understand how anyone would believe this, specially after so many other fakes
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#10This is basically proof of room temperature superconductivity correct? (Of course assuming it isn't a hoax)
Let's use the word evidence and not proof for each part of the puzzle