[BenLurkin]

[eyeamok]

[newfreep]

Under specific conditions, including typically very cold temperatures, electrons join together in pairs—something that's normally forbidden due to their mutual repulsion...

Is this article about mainstreaming the homosexual lifestyle?

[Bullish]

Lanthanum strontium copper oxide... I’m going to check and see if I have any of that stuff laying around.

[adorno]

Gay electrons?

Sounds like negative lifestyle.

[_Jim]

Prof. Herman Haus of MIT did some work in the past few decades on a new model (differs from the QM model) of the electron (on account of a free electron laser he was working to develop); it would behoove these geniuses who want a better understanding of superconductivity to become familiar with his work and the improved model of the elctron ...

[Larry Lucido]

Under specific conditions, including typically very cold temperatures, electrons join together in pairs

It's cold. They are trying to stay warm.

[Scram1]

At the U of A the researchers didn’t use ventilators with rat poison elements.

A problem with this technique is that the resulting compound must have the right ratio of atoms — in the case of the yttrium-barium-copper-oxide, the magic ratio is 1-2-3-4. Another problem is the toxicity of some elements. One superconducting compound broke all temperature records, but it contained the highly poisonous element thallium, used in rat-poisons. Some researchers were scared to try to make the compound, because of toxicity.

[Chode]

Lanthanum strontium copper oxide, but is it Gold-Pressed???

wait, never mind...