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Off-Topic Discussion => General Discussion => Topic started by: MP-Ryan on October 18, 2011, 11:26:49 am
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So it's not exactly groundbreaking, but it's a pretty neat visual demonstration:
EDIT: Curses. Forgot HTML is disabled in posts.
Link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ws6AAhTw7RA
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Quite marvellous.
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I kept on trying to make a diamagnetic levitation rig when I was a youngling, but I didn't have the skills necessary to make it exact enough.
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SCIENCE!
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I've seen that when some guys from cryo labs came to our school. In addition to standard tricks with cryogenics (stuffing inflated balloons into a bottle or shattering a flower), they cooled a block of superconductor in liquid nitrogen and made a magnet float above it.
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Why didn't I do this for my science for all those years ago?
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/me wants room temperature superconductors :(
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Holy ****. So much potential for 3d modeling. O_O
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Prety Cool.
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Prety Cool.
Look! One of the Great Old Ones! :O
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im kinda more interested in ionocraft (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ionocraft) myself. superconductor levitation never really interested me.
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Heh, I just saw this earlier today. Sure beats the hell out of that Levitron spinning magnetic top I have.
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Anyone else find it hilarious that it essentially looks like a floating cookie ? :) LOL
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He moves the thing...the thing gets locked in the air.
I'm like: wtf?
The rest of the video I'm looking for David Copperfield somewhere on the background.
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Interesting...