Using a material called yttrium barium copper oxide arrayed with tiny holes, researchers have discovered “strange metal”
behavior in a type of system where charge carriers are bosons, something that’s never been seen before.
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Unobtanium.
I need to get some superconducting speaker wires made from this stuff.
Just think of the transparency.
: “Signatures of a strange metal in a bosonic system” by Chao Yang, Haiwen Liu, Yi Liu, Jiandong Wang, Dong Qiu, Sishuang Wang, Yang Wang, Qianmei He, Xiuli Li, Peng Li, Yue Tang, Jian Wang, X. C. Xie, James M. Valles Jr, Jie Xiong and Yanrong Li
“the team found strange metal behavior in a material in which electrical charge is carried not by electrons, but by more “wave-like” entities called Cooper pairs.”
I wonder if there are any mathematical similarities between these phenomena and depolarization waves in neurons and other cells.
Don’t let Fauci know about this strange metal, he’ll put it into a little vial and make a mandatory vaccine out of it.
Mithril. The dwarves were right.
Bob Lazar was right all along!
Still haven’t discovered transparent aluminum, I see.
‘Black hole’
That’s racist!
What does a Pirate say when they see a hooker?
Land Hoe!
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It was discovered in Roswell, NM in 1947.
So, a couple of guys who drive clown-sized cars run around pretending to pipe people aboard their ships ... which only exist in theory!?
They probably ought to be locked up in a black hole.
Reardon Metal.
In Semiconductor factories copper tools or parts are a problem. The copper actually migrates to places you don’t want it to be.
Yttrium barium copper oxide has been around since the early 90s as a high temp super conductor.