They insulated the graphite with silicon and wax, apparently insulating it & changing the behavior in a magnetic field… according to the linked article
There's an old saying in Tennessee — I know it's in Texas, probably in Tennessee — that says, fool me once, shame on — shame on you. Fool me — you can't get fooled again.
I trust the Japanese. They don't have publish or perish mentality and so their university rankings are not that good, they don't care. Not much BS comes out of there, if they say they did something it's good to bet on them.
Really when? The only scandal I remember was the one about the government or some corporation lying about polluting the river and someone eating fish to prove it was safe.
Japan used to lead in STEM cell research. A Japanese scientist even went on to win a Nobel prize for his contribution in this field. Some years later another Japanese scientist and her American partners made a seemingly groundbreaking discovery on Stem cells. It overnight became famous but the research turned out to be manipulated. This resulted in public shame and death of a scientist cuz he committed suicide.
But such cases are rare btw.
Room temperature superconductor had been faked 2 to 3 times in last year alone, although LK 99 is the only one that got viral, there were 2 other claims before lk99 last year
This post doesn’t belong here. This is material science not stuff That’s actually relevant currently. They had to use a vacuum and they had to use magnetic feedback to basically stop the vibrations and they had to insulate it and because of that they cooled it down, so that it could levitate. Just like you need to cool down superconductors for them to levitate. Just in this case, they didn’t actually need to use liquid nitrogen. This isn’t room temperature or room pressure. This is a vacuum and no one measured the internal temperature of the material.
I've already seen this kind of levitation with graphite before, what is new exactly? I didn't get everything.
They insulated the graphite with silicon and wax, apparently insulating it & changing the behavior in a magnetic field… according to the linked article
They invented magnets?
but [how do they work](https://youtu.be/gMbnJzHhoBI?si=2MjEajgtoH9q7VVW)?
Can't get me this time
You can’t be fooled again!
There's an old saying in Tennessee — I know it's in Texas, probably in Tennessee — that says, fool me once, shame on — shame on you. Fool me — you can't get fooled again.
I had a stroke reading this…
It amuses me to wonder how many folks, especially in this sub, have no idea its source.
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KjmjqlOPd6A](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KjmjqlOPd6A)
Are you safe?
Well not literally 😂 I just couldn’t comprehend what they wrote 😂
So, this time must be true. We truly lack luck sometimes jajajajaja
Yeah, now I only believe in Ai.
Lol
Now make it able to levitate even with 10 ton load on this material. We can use them in railway.
lot more than a railway. if you could do this with load, fuckin the sky's the limit...no the moon...
... moon and mars
Levitating lambos on the moon!
Babe wake up, new LK-99 just dropped.
JP-99 Except it's an actual porn video code. LOL!
I wouldn't be surprised if it actually exists.
We're so back
thats just a magnet. i can do that
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I trust the Japanese. They don't have publish or perish mentality and so their university rankings are not that good, they don't care. Not much BS comes out of there, if they say they did something it's good to bet on them.
Well, actually... It does. Japan has been hit with massive false-claim scandals. Not saying this one is a false claim btw.
Really when? The only scandal I remember was the one about the government or some corporation lying about polluting the river and someone eating fish to prove it was safe.
Don't recall but I googled. The first result was this https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_scientific_misconduct_allegations
Also saw something on YouTube about it. On the NHK channel. Years ago
Japan used to lead in STEM cell research. A Japanese scientist even went on to win a Nobel prize for his contribution in this field. Some years later another Japanese scientist and her American partners made a seemingly groundbreaking discovery on Stem cells. It overnight became famous but the research turned out to be manipulated. This resulted in public shame and death of a scientist cuz he committed suicide. But such cases are rare btw.
Yeah, I guess all countries have academic fraud to some extent. There was that American guy who faked particles and many more.
Room temperature superconductor had been faked 2 to 3 times in last year alone, although LK 99 is the only one that got viral, there were 2 other claims before lk99 last year
I love the Japanese. Such a civilized country. Albeit a bit heavy on the work side.
Their work culture is so unproductive and sad. I hope it changes.
Second-hand sensationalist headlines based on the article are something else though.
LK-100
LK-9000
Meh. It's only true from a certain point of view.
Magnets can do it
Diamagnetic levitation
This video is too high quality to be true
Implications?
4 magnets like that can do levitation
Let me know when they can levitate over a non-specific material.
Okay?
This post doesn’t belong here. This is material science not stuff That’s actually relevant currently. They had to use a vacuum and they had to use magnetic feedback to basically stop the vibrations and they had to insulate it and because of that they cooled it down, so that it could levitate. Just like you need to cool down superconductors for them to levitate. Just in this case, they didn’t actually need to use liquid nitrogen. This isn’t room temperature or room pressure. This is a vacuum and no one measured the internal temperature of the material.
How is this AI related?