Every day stuff: * Frictionless bearings * Incredibly efficient wind turbines * Incredibly efficient motors * Magnetic Grid Storage * Even mor gianter part

Every day stuff: * Frictionless bearings * Incredibly efficient wind turbines * Incredibly efficient motors * Magnetic Grid Storage * Even mor gianter particle colliders * The usual futuristic crap like maglev trains * All sorts crazy applications in everything from Heavy Industry to Mining to Medicine to Recycling I think the most exciting application is widely available superconductors unlock a new region of physics. I look at superconductivity as the garden gate... Once we're inside the exotic garden, we don't even know what we don't know. Think about it... if we could induce superconductivity with a light switch, what other particles in nature have a similar states or effects? Likely once we have a toehold we can use to study superconductivity with, we'll discover even more stuff we didn't know about.