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…behave like a superfluid, meaning they can flow through material without any underlying energy loss. Tests have demonstrated that current stored inside a superconductor will remain there for as long as the material remains in a superconductive state with zero loss of …
Scientists Have Discovered a Genuine Room-Temperature Superconductor
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Robert Hirsch
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This line doesnt make sense. Current doesnt get stored. Energy is stored in a capacative method or an inductive one. The indictuve method requires a current. Is this what tyou mean?
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