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Yeah, the wire would be heavier than the ship. That is a relatively fundamental result. With current materials, it's pretty much impossible to levitate anythin
by Denvercoder9 6y ago
Yeah, the wire would be heavier than the ship.
That is a relatively fundamental result. With current materials, it's pretty much impossible to levitate anything against Earth's magnetic field. You can't put enough current through a wire to create a force bigger than its own gravity without using unreasonable amounts of power. Even if you put in that power, you'd melt the wire.
- nullsense 6y agoWhy don't we just melt the ship? If we turn the whole thing into a liquid it could flow down the canal.
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