It sounds like other cat tried to get an 'A' on the group project
I'm sure their teacher looking at them like
I disagree 100% with this. While the conductors are definitely nice, they pale in comparison to the actual biggest discovery.
Without a shadow of a doubt , the United States navy made that big discovery a few months ago when they cracked fusion.
For nearly 80 years scientists in countries ranging from the empire of Japan to the Soviet union to our own have been trying to get more energy out of a fusion reaction, than what they put in. The navy and their army of DARPA techs cracked the code.
Underrated postI disagree 100% with this. While the conductors are definitely nice, they pale in comparison to the actual biggest discovery.
Without a shadow of a doubt , the United States navy made that big discovery a few months ago when they cracked fusion.
For nearly 80 years scientists in countries ranging from the empire of Japan to the Soviet union to our own have been trying to get more energy out of a fusion reaction, than what they put in. The navy and their army of DARPA techs cracked the code.
from my basic understanding they can generate electricity without loosing a lot of it in the process therefore passing most of it into use. it would be a peak upgrade in efficiency
"ChatGPT, please describe superconductivity to me but as a porn addict."For the idiots
"Imagine carrying a gallon of water to the house next door but there's a tiny hole in the bottom with water leaking out. Now refill that gallon of water and take it to the house at the far end of the street. The further you travel, the more water is being lost. The problem with electricity is efficiency. The further you are from an energy source, the more electricity gets lost as heat.
But with superconductors there is no loss in electricity."
You could have a million spankbang tabs open and your desktop would run like a fresh install
If they really did find a room temperature superconductor
Power engineering is one of the more interesting fields of electrical engineering.
This really is big news as it's something that will have major implications for everyone.
A lot of energy that requires contact, generates heat, etc. would basically be eliminated and would actually be more powerful.
Apparently you can make this right in your garage right now with lead, copper and basic lab equipment.
The paper is basically indicating this is replicable with primitive tech.
That's how crazy this breakthrough would be.
Imagine if people from centuries ago had access to energy generation like we do now. That's the implications here.
Unfortunately let's see how capitalism impacts this. A few thousand people right now are running the world into the ground for the billions of us. We got the most insane tech around us right now, even before this breakthrough but let selfish little insecure people fukk it up for everyone all the time.
This however, may tank many of those industries because we'll have found they're too inefficient (too much wasted energy). Instead of energy being converted to useless/wasteful heat, that now can go into doing something meaningful.
Not to mention gaming, software, apps, etc. you could make would be
It basically improves every single thing electrical up to this point, which improves efficiently exponentially for things mechanical.
Literally, world hunger cure, planet and animals thankful type-of-level breakthrough.
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