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    Test reproduced by independent labs and there is absolutely no superconductivity at room temperature. They most definitely did NOT get it this time.

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    • :(monospaced
    • I really wanted this to be real. Ughmonospaced
    • Still do!monospaced
    • Who are you science boy?grafician
    • excuse me?monospaced
    • in the link from sted, a bunch of the labs had partial success, so something is happening or they are close_niko
    • Yupmonospaced
    • one independent lab.
      also if it works, industry labs are already thinking about and developing implemantations.      uan
    • We’ll see but the fact that it hasn’t been absolutely confirmed despite the worlds top labs working on it constantly for weeks is very worrying.monospaced
    • In fact, there’s little to back up the claim at all, that’s verified. Nothing to confirm the claim in any way sadly.monospaced
    • except 2 theoretical calculations that claim it could work.
      https://www.science.…      uan
    • blog post is old (2weeks), but I want to read his next update before I jump to conclusions:-)uan
    • it’s now 2 months old and still no confirmationmonospaced
    • https://www.science.… 2 possible explanation according to this update.uan
    • 1) entire initial report was bungled
      2) Authors are about a patent for creation of material. he links a patent application in Korean.      uan
    • Thanks for that. Even the author agrees that there’s almost no likelihood whatsoever that it’s anything but a bullshit study and claim.monospaced
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