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Boaz Almog lässt einen Supraleiter "schweben"

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Wie kann eine superdünne, 7,5 cm große Scheibe das 70.000-fache ihres eigenen Gewichtes tragen? Mit seiner fesselnden und futuristischen Demonstration zeigt Boaz Almog, wie das Phänomen der Quanten-Arretierung eine supraleitende Scheibe über einem magnetischen Gleis schweben lassen kann – ganz ohne Reibung und ohne Energieverlust.

Boaz Almog uses quantum physics to levitate and trap objects in midair. Call it "quantum levitation." Full bio »

Translated into German by Eike Gerhard
Reviewed by Judith Matz
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