Superconductive train :)

Train using superconductors cooled down to -196 °C (77K) running on a neodymium magnet track.

[@theweirdshow2860]

Eventually in the future we will have something like this! I cant wait

[@panjiwirafauzi2471]

japan have it

[@UnApologeticWorld]

Please can you list the materials and method of achieving this? Or do a video about it.Thanks 🙏

[@Vojtech1]

Hi, can i use your video to my presentation? thanks for quick answer

[@alwaysgetwooshed9012]

Ur welcome

[@Oyabu...]

You are very welcome for the quick answer buddy 💀💀💀💀

[@pushpakp]

Where I get superconductor What is the cost for that for what size How much it produces flux How long it produces magnetic field Is superconctor and electromagnet get repel??? Plz plz reply

[@DatedReference]

pushkar p pushkar p I’ve been looking for the answers to these questions myself. Have you found anything in the past 6 months?

[@Clique47]

Go onto website called www.QuantumLevitation.com they sell ALL of that on there, ngl reasonably priced. hope this helps

[@hubuzz1]

Ask your teacher jk

[@pRashAntpOuDel]

so due to super conductivity a simple magnetic vehicle can fly in the sky against the gravity

[@heaven4012]

Well yes, but actually, no.

[@Oyabu...]

​@@heaven4012 you are right but actually no

[@olenraks]

JUST FUCKING PUSH IT ALLREADY GODDAMNIT

[@thegeekaboveall2711]

Neowwwwwwmmmmmmmm

[@jx0uax0xn]

you cant tilt it and make it stay like that because of the weight of the "train'

[@tylerdurden3722]

It's not the weight. It's because that's a special type of superconductor magnet. A normal supermagnet doesn't allow magnetic fields to go through it. That supermagnet has channels through it that does allow magnetic fields to go through those channels. It's those channels that keeps it on the track and keeps it in that orientation.