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The first room-temperature ambient-pressure superconductor may have been developed. According to the authors, the LK-99 material can be prepared in about 34 hrs with extremely basic lab equipment (mas.to)
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The first room-temperature ambient-pressure superconductor may have been developed.

According to the authors, the LK-99 material can be prepared in about 34 hrs with extremely basic lab equipment (a mortar & pestle, basic vacuum, and furnace). These results could be replicated within days or weeks.

Superconductivity would be a game changer in a lot of areas. 🧵

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[–] Wheaties@hexbear.net 1 points 2 years ago

quantum computers could, in theory, break modern encryption techniques. If it is anything, this might actually put crypto in the ground.