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Would they levitate a magnet in the liquid nitrogen, what is known as th£* Meissnen Effect? \
Over three of the four disks, the tiny magnet hung suspended, proof that Mr. Patterson and his physics students had actually cooked up superconductors in the shop’s old kiln.
“It was worth it!” announced Butch Foster, bleary-eyed after the 24-watch over temperature gauges. “But I'll never do it again!”
The superconductors created outside the joint George MasonRCHS laboratories have a few practical applications, and the U. S. is racing Japan to find more affordable, feasible uses. Already, they’re used in the atomic accelerator’s supercolliders and in nuclear magnetic imagery equipment for hospitals, according to Mr. Patterson. “And they have a future in computers, in elec
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