Superconductivity was discovered in 1911. But it wasn't until October 2016 that physicists were able to achieve superconductivity in a non-superconductor, for the first time ever. This concept was proposed in the 1970s, but it was only a dream until now. What's so special about superconductivity, and why is is useful? Find out by watching the videos below.
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Physicists Achieved Superconductivity In A Non-Superconductor
An Explanation Of Conductivity And Superconductivity
Here's what the two mean, explained as simply and as fast as possible.
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What's So Super About Superconductivity?
It's all about electrical resistance.
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Superconductor Makes Magnet Levitate
A property of superconductors is the ability to levitate magnets—and it is super cool to watch.
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