A flood of discussion on LK-99 is coming in. A Lab in Chyna has now officially replicated the material and poasted a video

https://twitter.com/Andercot/status/1686286684424691712

Have a bunch of links:

orange site

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36953819

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36951140

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36952894

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36951815

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>first gook

>next train

>now chink

Can anyone normal verify this? :marseysleep:

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>Can anyone normal verify this

I don't think any Indian labs are working on it

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In the link there's a paper from an American lab verifying the properties under a chemical modeling software, which is a somewhat trustworthy analysis. I expect results from trustworthy national laboratories in the coming week on reproduction. They're just taking the time to do it right.

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We should :marseynorm: ask Adolin to run a simulation...wait


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Its just diamagnetism. Every material that is not ferro or paramagnetic is diamagnetic. Scientists have used extremely strong magnetic fields to float animals like mice and frogs. I dont see what this video proves

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I mean bloods diamagnetic... this would have to be stupidly so

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Well thats what i mean if u can levitate frogs with strong magnetic fields then surely you can levitate a little piece of lead/copper. I dont know how strong the magnetic field is in this experiment tho

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OVER for westoidcels

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Can westoids not into science any more? What the frick are MIT and Cambridge doing that nobody can rub some lead and copper together?

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Their too busy ???? their gender ๐Ÿ˜‚๐Ÿ˜‚๐Ÿ˜‚๐Ÿ˜‚

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Hehe gottem

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Chinese labs are better equipped for shittily bootlegging someone elses work as fast as possible.

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Yea and this isn't even published, it's just some video in which something appears to happen

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Hmmm weird only Asians and Twitter catboys can replicate this hmmm Im an r-slur but you'd have to be a complete fricking idiot to believe any of this

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The only outcome here is thunderfoot repeatedly debunking this โ€œbreakthroughโ€ incessantly for the next 4 years while every other human has long forgotten about this season's Solar freakin roadways

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@XY betting thread nao


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LK-99 is a potential room-temperature superconductor with a grayโ€’black appearance.[2]:โ€Š8โ€Š It has a hexagonal structure slightly modified from leadโ€’apatite, by introducing small amounts of copper. The material was first discovered and manufactured by a team of researchers including Sukbae Lee (์ด์„๋ฐฐ), and Ji-Hoon Kim (๊น€์ง€ํ›ˆ) from Korea University (๊ณ ๋ ค๋Œ€ํ•™๊ต; KU).[2]:โ€Š1โ€Š The team claims it functions as a superconductor at ambient pressure and below 400 K (127 ยฐC; 260 ยฐF).[3][2]:โ€Š1

wtf is this shit neighbor


https://i.rdrama.net/images/1707881499271494.webp https://i.rdrama.net/images/17101210991135056.webp

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Q: DO ROOM TEMP SUPERCONDUCTORS BE REAL? Y/N/M


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The tweet in the post says that an amerilard laboratory is also working on this. Some euros were working on this as well but they said they wanted to make their own precursors from scratch. They're also all lazy and tenured and it's only been a couple days, give them a break.

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It's five fricking hours of work for an undergrad. If this were real we would have seen MIT shidding pants already

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>potentially world-changing discovery

>'uhhhh yeah just hand it to some undergrad to do the replication' :marseyclueless:

you have no idea how academia works

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Academia is gay

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Weren't the oven(?) stages like 30 hours each? I don't understand any of this shit

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It seems the fundamental research has been going on for decades now and it was a professors dying wish to continue.


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:soyjakhipster: We make our own locally-sourced precursors from scratch. It makes the science taste better


https://i.rdrama.net/images/17132860030441194.webp In the femme darkness of the far future, there is only rightoid seethe.

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Not faking groundbreaking, cutting edge technology for clout on the world stage of:sciencejak:science, probably. China:marseyxi:steals all their fanciest tech :marscientist: from other counties. They just learned how to machine ball bearings precise enough to use in ball point pen manufacturing recently.

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Explain to me why โ€œstealing ideasโ€ is bad


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Yeah, everyone's against patent โ€˜theft' when you're the one with the technological advantage. The reality is that most industrialised countries got their by โ€˜stealing' or buying tech from more advanced countries.

The moment the boot is on the other foot the unprincipled losers will change their tune mid step.

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Roundhouse kick a copyright claim, drop kick a patent, total intellectual property death.


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Who did we steal ideas from pre industrial neighbor

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Steal some nuclear or rocket/satelite tech. Reverse engineer it enough to make it run, but not enough to fully understand failsafes, maintenance, or service life of parts. Then, in +10yrs it comes crashing down in a heavily populated area or blows up because of shoddy construction and iradiates a quarter of the globe. This is aside from what the dog-eaters get up to on purpose, like dumping irradiated waste into the sea. Maybe stealing ideas wouldn't be bad if they weren't getting stolen by goddarn idiots.

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You remember that worldwide pandemic that happened a bit ago? And how it started because the Chinese are incompetent?

They could build a nuclear reactor from stolen research, i wouldn't want to be in the same city as it.

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why do the dirty experimental work when you can get the :marseychingchong: to do it? :marseymayo: can always theorize; thats high level work

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There is nothing more cucked than spending your time and money to verify someone else's Nobel for free

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The Chinese are the real masterrace. @X

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There are so many ways you can combine two seemingly normal materials

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Imagine thinking the chinese are capable if creativity.

Everything they have and do is stolen from someone else.

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Will batteries still explode like LiPo batteries?

No, they'll explode unlike LiPo batteries. LiPo batteries merely catch fire.

An electromagnet, superconducting or otherwise, has large internal forces. If the support structure lets go, it will move. And, if part of the circuit becomes non-conducting, an inductive kickback will occur, generating enough voltage to (initially) sustain the original current.

You could cut a Li-ion battery in half, and the two halves will continue to store their chemical energy, at least until they burn up. If you cut an inductor in half (which is what this type of energy storage device is), that energy will dissipate very quickly whether you like it or not.

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They won't allow consumer avialable megaschrapnel in everyones pocket.

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hi hon, u cant store battery levels of energy in an inductor but thanks for trying

theres already bad things happen if u cut a conductor carrying charge. not everything has to be a li-ion battery analogy

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You should be XX :marseytrans2:

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XX chromosomes sweaty :marseybow:

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i know but that's not me???

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i don't believe it.

neither chinks nor gooks are trustworthy

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I mean look at the video. They are doing the tricky chink because their entire society is based around scamming people lmao

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Do not rook crosery. Metar froat. Tlust me.

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Someone explain to me, an r-slur, why they keep taking videos of it floating instead of just hooking up a resistance meter and going "yep, zero resistance"?

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The magnetism test theoretically proves supercondivity whereas a resistance test would be easier to fake/easier to get a false positive I think?

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Floating :marseyteruteru: shit on video :marseyzeldagerudolink: >>> reading :marseyhijab: on a meter :marseyfedposthmmm:


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Lead and copper are both diamagnetic, scientists have floated even things like mice and frogs in sufficiently strong magnetic fields so i dont really see what this proves

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They could be faking it or wrong and the video is good marketing.

There is a difference between 0 amd very small. Youd need an extemely high precision voltage source, youd need to account for contact resistnace between the wires and the material that looks pretty brittle. Contact resistance is pressure dependant as well so it seems like it would be pretty involved to get a setup that can measure to a significant level of precision.

You could also try measuring the temperature rise in the material but that will be extremely hard too.

By contrast when a material becomes a superconductor its magnetic permeability changes (it becomes impermeable). The permeability changes because a changing magnetic field creates an electric field (and vice versa). The material is so conductive that the electric field creates electrical eddy currents which create a magnetic field that directly opposes the applied magnetic field.

As far as i understand this only happens in a superconductor because any loss of efficiency in the system quickly causes the induced magnetic field to be unequal to the applied magbetic field.

Im not totally convinced by them poking it. We will see what the results end up looking like.

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@XY above is a simplified explanation of why a superconductor floats above a magnet if youre legitimately curious.

Similar idea to what happens when you drop a magnet down a copper tube

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>trusting chinks on anything

I see no one remembers the CRISPR baby

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Didnt that guy get disappeared before anyone could verify anything?

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Ahh resssss, re crone hruman braybre! We China many science!

>okay let's see it

Rught ro he die in accrident!

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CRISPR isn't cloning it's just designer babies.

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I bet you're fun a parties

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I'd rather chat to him than listen to your fricking dribble all night.

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wat

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>chinese lab

Lol, lmao even

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What does it mean for the rest of us, brainiac?

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:unicorn: Nonfiction = Fiction :mummy: Fiction = Nonfiction :!unicorn:

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I guess it depends on what you mean by โ€œthe rest of usโ€. They said this would make it possible to create really fast trains, maybe you could go off grid easier (based)

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Aren't superconductors like a big bottleneck in fusion reactors as well? If we ever achieve sustainable fusion, this could make building new reactors more accessible, cheaper, and take less space

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HES ASKING ABOUT THE REST OF US, R-SLUR NERD

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Maybe nothing, maybe a computing speed revolution and a whole host of other engineering innovations besides.

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>more technology

Gay.

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wtf did you expect?

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Asians laugh at scamming stupid round eyes again

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OH HERRO. CHINESE :marseyhomochingchong: SCIENTISTS NUMBA ONE. WHY DO YOU ASK TO SEE LAB DOCUMENTATION? :#marseychingchongitsover:


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I've always had this wild fantasy of delivering Trans people from Britain like Moses did the Jews from Egypt up to somewhere like Svalbard or the Faroe Islands where we can build the promised land.

Walking up to Rishi Sunak and saying let my people go

Snapshots:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36953819:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36951140:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36952894:

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gonna use room temp smegmaconductors to do it, eh

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I have no idea what this is but it will probably just be used to make the fluoride in the water even gayer.

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we already had superconductors in 1941, but they only work under stalinism.

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:#marseysal:

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:#marseyautism::#marscientist::#marseytrad: already said this is :#marseysal:

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I hate that smug b-word so much

Her videos actually seem informative, I wish I could enjoy them, but her character ruins it completely

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Her "only phds understand" bit is known by most freshman.


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