The 20 T HTS Magnet in Context

[@davidallyn1818]

Great visuals, but they need to show actual scale to be more effective. For example,"15T ... lift 31 Eiffel Towers" - but you're only showing 1 Eiffel Tower and no magnet... how can I equate towers to HTS superconductors? Perhaps show 1 magnet (to scale - so it would look like a little dot) with a magnetic field "pillow" holding up 31 towers?? I love you guys and hope beyond hope you succeed!!

[@victor7nikitenko]

Amazing

[@FusionAll]

which version of Falcon 9 can lift the magnet ? There is a huge difference btw the 1.0 and 1.1

[@SimplySketchyGT]

Starship

[@pirojfmifhghek566]

What I wanna know is where I can buy some HTS coil. I looked far and wide for a supplier, hoping that one of the industrial companies making it would be willing to at least send me a sample or something, but no luck. This stuff is 'spensive, which is a real shame for goofball garage engineers like myself. I hope this project makes it so the price of the stuff goes down enough that I can buy a spool of it without needing to sell my car.

[@CyclesAreSingularities]

you have a fridge that can cool down to 20 kelvin and be pressurized to 28 bars?!

[@pirojfmifhghek566]

@@CyclesAreSingularities I'm not expecting to make a 20T coil or anything. I'd just be doing LN2 stuff.

[@waywardscythe3358]

Don't worry Large Hadron Collider, it's not about how big your magnetic field is, but how you use it that matters.

[@manofsan]

*magnetic - not magentic*

[@PHENN7]

These are meaningless metrics...