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In practical terms, what does this mean?
by mcav 17y ago
In practical terms, what does this mean?
- jacquesm 17y agoWell, if it is true then in practical terms energy distribution and storage will never be the same again. Which is one reason why I won't be holding my breath. 2F is -16.66 degrees Celsius, the current (confirmed, peer-reviewed, reproduced) record is 138K, -135 degrees Celsius. So for this guy to claim a 100+ degree K improvement is nothing short of earth shattering news. Personally I don't believe a word of it. This is such a revolutionary breakthrough that if there is only a hint of it being true that within the week there will be major budgets allocated to verify this finding. The race will literally be on to see if there is a further improvement to be made to get to the holy grail of 'room temperature' super conductivity. We won't be talking about BC and AD but about pre-sc and post-sc. -- edited to reflect the status quo in research.