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How is stable levitation possible?
I tried to add this as a comment, but it is too long so I am making this an answer instead. This is not my text, but the text of one of the commentators on the video:
"Superconductors are of two ty …
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What is "Quantum Levitation"?
In terms of applications - this is basically a form of magnetic levitation using superconductivity so there may be practical applications but there will also be limitations due to the cooling required … See this very similar question about stable levitation and my answer. …
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