From the land of Geek
by Andrew Girdwood Leave a Comment💸 Ads: Links may earn us money
The takeaway for me is that it’s not correct to use the term “floating”. In the video we clearly hear that quantum superconductor is “locked” in position. I imagine they’ve gone with “Quantum levitation” for the video title as a way to describe what the video appears to show.
Mind you… they could have also gone with “Magic!” if that was the case. This is too much physics for my poor brain to cope with.
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