> They didn't keep it, they simply did not work on it and only came back to it 20 years later (somebody posted a bit of history on the other thread currently on

> They didn't keep it, they simply did not work on it and only came back to it 20 years later (somebody posted a bit of history on the other thread currently on the front page, I'm on mobile so it takes to long to find it atm). They didn't know about it's superconducting properties either. I really do hope it's something innocent like this. > if everyone would be posting out every little bit of information they produce during their research instead of publishing articles it would be a disaster. I'm not sure it would be any worse than it already is. I don't see how we could achieve any more bombastic headlines than we already get.