I am writing an essay about the uses of a YBa2Cu3O7 superconducting levitating disc. Does anyone know how could this frozen disc be of any use to humanity, besides the posability of levitating vehicles??
I know that superconductors repel magnetic fields by producing a similar field, but how is this train staying on the track? This is either fake or the train is more complex than we're being told.
The supercooled object seeks to minimize magnetic flux change. To do that, it must stay on the track. Why does it want to minimize flux change? It has diamagnetism, a property of a material resisting changes to a magnetic field. You usually observe this by increasing the magnetic field, which will cause repulsion, but it can also cause attraction, which happens when you try to remove the diamagnetic material from the magnetic field.
This would never work, liquid nitrogen would have to be kept poured into the train, we need a force which is clean and easy to create, such as M.A.G.L.E.V technology. would we want supercooled nitrogen lurking around the streets, M.A.G.L.E.V is the future! But i have to say both ways do have a major error, there is no magnets under the ground, we would need magnets under the ground fro either one to work efficiently and correctly.
The Researcher should KNOW BETTER! Handling that stuff without wearing protective gloves is way stupid---typical male! U have to always use safety/protective devices when handling liquid Nitrogen, Oxygen etc! I love the science and the train and think this is the wave of the future but not in the US as we have to many "pantie wastes" who want us to go back to the "horse and buggy"!
@rangeclerk You are right about the US. It's a shame that you are so, so awfully wrong about the handling of liquid nitrogen. Liquid nitrogen has quite low heat conductivity, so brief contact with it will not harm you. Furthermore, it evaporates instantly upon or even before contact with human skin. Wearing gloves would actually be the "way stupid" way of handling it, since the liquid would get "trapped" in fabric and cause actual freeze burns.
@konayasai Still think it is a stupid way of handling Liquid nitrogen and the "Typical Male" is the "Macho Man" who does not use safety equiptment; that being gloves, and eye protection---Had a chem/physics Professors many many yrs ago and both of them always stressed the point of "no matter the substance or experiment, always wear safety equiptment." Better to be SAFE THAN SORRY.
@rangeclerk You totally miss the point. The "safe" way of handling liquid nitrogen is to NOT wear gloves! Small spills on bare skin won't really hurt you, but small spills on skin covered with fabric will trap the fluid and badly freeze you!
Also, you're a sexist for saying that. I don't know what country you're from or what decade you grew up in, but in this day and age and in my country (Sweden) the "Macho Man" stereotype has been virtually extinct for the last twenty-odd years.
@konayasai Got ya! First am a Yankee and an American Male! But there are so many "dudes" on this mudball who do stuff without realizin' they are actin' like a Macho Man---will always wear safety equiptment and that means wearing sealed gloves and glasses and stuff...oh ya am 59! When I turned 50 use to tell folks at work I am a "JR Gizzer"---about 4 yrs ago dropped the "JR" from the Gizzer---
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Wow!!!!!!!!!!, just amazing. But, without liquid nitrogen, not only will the train wouldn't move but, the friction will occur and the temperature will start increasing rapidly?
@vivalaresistanc That is what they are trying to make.....or find a material that is not on the chart yet...,but their is a few fundamental clues they are missing.
It is a solid yes, and some are downright poisonous.
Bear in mind, that not only do you need a superconductor metal, you also need a powerful coolant to make the metal supercondutant, such as liquid nitrogen.
Not in the sense that it's easy to obtain and maintain in a liquid state.
In some ways it's like ethanol - it is renewable in the sense that you can never really run out, but making it, transporting it, and storing it are expensive and the motors are still going to require non-renewable resources to make.
People seem to think that this train will run forever with little-to-no electricity. While it's more efficient than current maglevs, you still need energy to generate liquid nitrogen (fairly cheap), make the turns (expensive but manageable) keep the conventional magnets from losing their alignment (fairly cheap), and to replace the very large and heavy high-TC superconductors that make the train work (ridiculously expensive). The fact is that these two parts will all decay rather quickly.
Stop experimenting with this stuff. We only need rails. There will be a day when this technology becomes fatal to society. That and the fact that this cant be a toy train at all because you need moving wheels to represent a steam locomotive. We don't need this junk in our society!!
You are an idiot. Trains are already fatal to society. This is a a way better technology. There would be no pollution and trains would not be able to crash. I dont think we need them going around buildings but still a great idea. Dude, there could be a hoverboard for rea with this technologyl!!! Tell me you wouldn't want one.
theres no problem with that because is less expensive that gasoline and can be used with bovines of pressure to keep liquid the nitrogen i make this experiment once and result very impressive and functional the only problems that we can find is that put one of this on some city its ultra expensive and needs to have infraestructure and the speed can be controled too with te bovines
Here's the problem with that idea: your trains would have to be spacecraft to work -- you're talking about running trains in hard vacuum, which is equivalent to putting them into orbit. Extremely expensive and dangerous to operate. Also, the amount of energy required to maintain that hard vacuum over long distances will be extremely high.
ok, well i dont know much about vaccums or how strong the vacuum would have to be. I guess you figure the vacuum needed would take more energy than these maglev systems.
So it uses potential energy and gravity to accelarate to massive speeds with little friction, assuming low friction wheel design, and the steep slop at the other end of the track is used for breaking back to zero. It unloads moves to the other track which of course is opposite and decends back to point A. No power required no fuel, and no magnets.
the liquid nitrogen provides no energy. the initial push is the "fule" and since there is no friction perpetual motion is possibleand inertia arries it until the magnet warms
The Nitrogen keeps the conductor cold enough to have its cool effect. That goes way the conductor heats up and the friction takes place. The friction comes on now motion so the nitrogen in this case is like fuel.
DUMB idea, i have a better one. Feel free to steal it.
Build 2 tracks from point A to point B in a straight line.
Each track starts at a higher altitude,either above ground or at ground level, and gradually decends at a slight slope of approx 5-10 degrees(maybe less), and ends with a steep slope bringing it back to starting altitude.
Construct a tunnel around the tracks and evacuate the air, eliminating air friction.
Train will slowly accelerate to massive speeds, with no POWER!
The propulsion of this type is just basically magnets pointing N/S, when they are alligned correctly they propel, attracting then reppelling. I actually jsut finished mine yesterday for a science fair. :-)
#2 the rails are regular magnets. If you are building a big train, you need really big magnets, and the only way is to do this is powering up the WHOLE railroad, and you need a LOT of electricity for that.
The Problem with this Technology is similar to what a fridge does,you see Nitrogen keeps the earth cool,and if for some reason this technology became popular on trains or what ever,then the world would heat up faster,and this fact needs to be addressed,for any one thinking about using this technology,you see there is 78.08% nitrogen in the atmosphere,so if this technology becomes possible then that 78.08 percent that keeps the Earth cool.would go down, while the earth heats up.and that is a fact
Thank you!,i just want to say to a lot of people out there that wonder why Irish people are not on the physics ranking from country to country,is because our patenting system in Ireland,wont allow Irish people to patent any thing associated with patents,look it up under the Irish patent!,which is why we are no where to be seen,but we are above Russia and the USA in Mathematics!,and that's a fact!,some patents to London to be approved,which is a joke as far as independence goes!
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#Thank you!,i just want to say to a lot of people out there that wonder why Irish people are not on the physics ranking from country to country,is because our patenting system in Ireland,wont allow Irish people to patent any thing associated with physics,look it up under the Irish patent!,which is why we are no where to be seen,but we are above Russia and the USA in Mathematics!,and that's a fact!,some patents to London to be approved,which is a joke as far as independence goes!
no i am not a show off,i speak the truth!,and i always tell people to research the facts,and if they cant find it,i give it to them.i am a head of my field in Anti gravity in polar Engineering,i have really pushed the boundaries of Anti-gravity in physics,but since i am Irish and live in a country that is bound by politics and Neanderthal Patent law, i keep things to my self,and i don't trust those Anglo Irish Professors in Dublin,but to be honset they are not Irish,shower of bastards!!!
imagine a way to start the train without straight hand contact
i dont know, i think i'd use some jet motors or something like astronauts use to move in space, some compressed air to make it move, and the same with the brakes, just in the opposite direction
So then what happens if you set it on a "track" made up of a series of computer controlled electromagnets. If it's 'holding' the field - could a change in the field as programmed by the computer cause a change it the direction of the 'train'? What if the surface was the superconductor and the vehicle was a series of computer controlled electromagnets?
I think that the train should be superconducting not the track. It wouldn't be economical to keep a hole track below 183 Celsius besides these materials can be rather costy to use them as track.
There are many ways of doing it. You would needs to insert some sort of resistance to counter the forward motion of the object. You wouldn't want the liquid nitrogen to run out in this case, or the magnetic levitation/suspension would be lost and the object would drop to the ground. The trick is to able to activate the super conductor at normal temperature instead of at its critical temperature of 71 K ( I believe that is the temp).
I WANT ONE!!!!!!
Pompadour123 1 week ago
I am writing an essay about the uses of a YBa2Cu3O7 superconducting levitating disc. Does anyone know how could this frozen disc be of any use to humanity, besides the posability of levitating vehicles??
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Why is this guy playing with LN2 without any safety gear at all? Not even a pair of gloves?
He'll be the first person to lose a hand in a model train accident...
grantemsley1 3 weeks ago
@grantemsley1 LN2 is pretty safe to handle without gloves. It takes constant exposure to freeze the skin.
SupermaxCNC 3 weeks ago
INVIZINGED
Everfalling 3 weeks ago 2
are those neodymium magnets because those are retarded expensive and would explain this small scale.
droidomz 1 month ago
Can anyone tell me where can I find super superconductors ?
123walb 2 months ago
@123walb search google for "superconductor kit" and you should get some good links. also search shopping for superconductor
Flyingwigs 2 months ago
@123walb go to the links on this video.. they sell this train set and the short bar for about ten thousand us dollars
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123walb 2 months ago
isn't that quantum trapping??
raisenangel7 2 months ago
It is the future in our hands ! amazing video !
inacio3828 3 months ago
Look! No gloves!
TheCowBandits 3 months ago
Getting minus 190C without nitrogen... now that's the real question.
faro0485 3 months ago
We need room temperature super conductors right now!
Muscleduck 3 months ago 30
@Muscleduck and that's why we must nuke the Na'vi
incarnedine 3 months ago
:O
h4xmode 3 months ago
I'm 25 and I want this for Christmas. Santa, if you're listening, start gathering some super-conductors.
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zilbiol 4 months ago
how much force or weight would have to be applied to the top of the train to stop it from hovering?
rhughe02 6 months ago
HAH.... what?...
weidro9 6 months ago
Hola
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Echolot789 7 months ago
loved it. . .
OCUBOX 7 months ago
Where can I buy a model of a maglev train, or where can i buy the needed materials to build a track like this on my own? PLEASE HELP :-)
thatBoymathi 9 months ago
@thatBoymathi You will need some YBa2Cu3O7 and liquid nitrogen. Also, a magnetized track.
righteous015 6 months ago
Is the track ferromagnetic or paramagnetic?I have not seen this "distance memory" effect before.
OlDoinyo 9 months ago
Make a hoverboard
NitroReviews 10 months ago 12
I know that superconductors repel magnetic fields by producing a similar field, but how is this train staying on the track? This is either fake or the train is more complex than we're being told.
smittythesmith 10 months ago
@smittythesmith
"how is this train staying on the track?"
The supercooled object seeks to minimize magnetic flux change. To do that, it must stay on the track. Why does it want to minimize flux change? It has diamagnetism, a property of a material resisting changes to a magnetic field. You usually observe this by increasing the magnetic field, which will cause repulsion, but it can also cause attraction, which happens when you try to remove the diamagnetic material from the magnetic field.
kmarinas86 9 months ago
This would never work, liquid nitrogen would have to be kept poured into the train, we need a force which is clean and easy to create, such as M.A.G.L.E.V technology. would we want supercooled nitrogen lurking around the streets, M.A.G.L.E.V is the future! But i have to say both ways do have a major error, there is no magnets under the ground, we would need magnets under the ground fro either one to work efficiently and correctly.
Also Nitrogen fuel forever!,
BNFryer 11 months ago
They should sell it at kranaks
drumkid330 11 months ago
does anybody know how to make a conrtainer for the Nitrogen?? the one mounted on the train?
educortazarc 11 months ago
Someone should make room temperature superconductor. And give it out for free.
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What did you use to make the inside of the train??
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The Researcher should KNOW BETTER! Handling that stuff without wearing protective gloves is way stupid---typical male! U have to always use safety/protective devices when handling liquid Nitrogen, Oxygen etc! I love the science and the train and think this is the wave of the future but not in the US as we have to many "pantie wastes" who want us to go back to the "horse and buggy"!
rangeclerk 1 year ago
@rangeclerk You are right about the US. It's a shame that you are so, so awfully wrong about the handling of liquid nitrogen. Liquid nitrogen has quite low heat conductivity, so brief contact with it will not harm you. Furthermore, it evaporates instantly upon or even before contact with human skin. Wearing gloves would actually be the "way stupid" way of handling it, since the liquid would get "trapped" in fabric and cause actual freeze burns.
Also, what's with the "typical male" statement?
konayasai 1 year ago 2
@konayasai Still think it is a stupid way of handling Liquid nitrogen and the "Typical Male" is the "Macho Man" who does not use safety equiptment; that being gloves, and eye protection---Had a chem/physics Professors many many yrs ago and both of them always stressed the point of "no matter the substance or experiment, always wear safety equiptment." Better to be SAFE THAN SORRY.
rangeclerk 1 year ago
@rangeclerk You totally miss the point. The "safe" way of handling liquid nitrogen is to NOT wear gloves! Small spills on bare skin won't really hurt you, but small spills on skin covered with fabric will trap the fluid and badly freeze you!
Also, you're a sexist for saying that. I don't know what country you're from or what decade you grew up in, but in this day and age and in my country (Sweden) the "Macho Man" stereotype has been virtually extinct for the last twenty-odd years.
konayasai 1 year ago
@konayasai Got ya! First am a Yankee and an American Male! But there are so many "dudes" on this mudball who do stuff without realizin' they are actin' like a Macho Man---will always wear safety equiptment and that means wearing sealed gloves and glasses and stuff...oh ya am 59! When I turned 50 use to tell folks at work I am a "JR Gizzer"---about 4 yrs ago dropped the "JR" from the Gizzer---
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chayaweres 1 year ago
now that is magic!!!!
mjtunstall1976 1 year ago
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No, it's physics.
SuperKranius 1 year ago
@SuperKranius same thing lol
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iTrainDriver 1 year ago
How much did the track?
And the project in total?
I'll make one but I think Maglev is going to be expensive ...
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martinik93 1 year ago
Now we need a research about hoverboard
sniperpunkvassili 1 year ago
GREAT
MsMatsp 1 year ago
this is already a reality in japan
aasxh 1 year ago
wow! i need more info
spidygboy 1 year ago
the man who finds out a compound that is superconductive at normal temperatures will be rich
fishrstupid 1 year ago
this dude needs to read up on his lab safety manual; WHENEVER you work with liquid nitrogen, you wear gloves!
Drizzt1343 1 year ago
what are the materials?
Hikary2696 1 year ago
Wow!!!!!!!!!!, just amazing. But, without liquid nitrogen, not only will the train wouldn't move but, the friction will occur and the temperature will start increasing rapidly?
Nekosys 1 year ago
can i do this for a science fair project? im in the 11th grade please answer asap.
win2rgirl 1 year ago
@win2rgirl yeh. u do it for year 12 physics
aasxh 1 year ago
AWSOME..SUPER AWSOME!!!!
EMDSD14R 1 year ago
what's the soundtrack(s)?
Sergiuss555 1 year ago
what would happen if you had a metal spoon on that train ...
jmills1501 1 year ago
@jmills1501 Nice question... Never thought of that.. :D
CCerastesArrian43 1 year ago
2060
AZURA888 1 year ago
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MrMatikatak 1 year ago
that's HELLA COOL!
qoohkLive7 1 year ago
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LissetteBelll 1 year ago
çok ilginç, gelecekteki trenler
cinko106 1 year ago
çok ilginç
cinko106 1 year ago
This is cool, but we need to find a room-tempeture super conductor.
vivalaresistanc 1 year ago
@vivalaresistanc That is what they are trying to make.....or find a material that is not on the chart yet...,but their is a few fundamental clues they are missing.
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MrGandrew 1 year ago
we are looking at the future
enameltgirl226 1 year ago
Look like Star War's spaceship
john1966elliott 1 year ago
Super, maybe in 2121 year it looks reality.
Tomasinio77 1 year ago
@Tomasinio77 they already have these trains in japan
aasxh 1 year ago
Is the superconductor solid material, or wound tape etc? Where can i get my playful hands on it? Is it verrrry expensive?
Does superconductor "lump" become a magnet with the same field (but opposite) as the permanent magnets below?
davidlismon 2 years ago
It is a solid yes, and some are downright poisonous.
Bear in mind, that not only do you need a superconductor metal, you also need a powerful coolant to make the metal supercondutant, such as liquid nitrogen.
Jacobstx 1 year ago
The only problem is that you need energy to reduce the N2 temperature to liquid state...
T0B0KKE 2 years ago
BWAHAHAH fucking awesome!
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@W1NT3RMU7E Germany = Fail.
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blackcrow6667 3 months ago
Woukld be interesting to put a graphite shim in the track...
activiafibras 2 years ago 2
"On top ot that, it really steams"
MUAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
activiafibras 2 years ago
Not in the sense that it's easy to obtain and maintain in a liquid state.
In some ways it's like ethanol - it is renewable in the sense that you can never really run out, but making it, transporting it, and storing it are expensive and the motors are still going to require non-renewable resources to make.
Gerg424 2 years ago 2
I WANT TO MAKE SOMETHING LIKE THIS !!
well 2 bad i cant get any liquid nitrogen = (
Cezarijus 2 years ago
is this superconductor is bismuth strontium calcium copper oxide??
is it available in the market?
manzooroct5 2 years ago
it's actually bismuth technetium hydride
lolz
Preytor13 2 years ago
Is it practically possible to do it?
akilesh2000 2 years ago
The atmosphere is nearly 80% nitrogen; so I doubt we'll run out anytime soon.
MCH1984 2 years ago 26
@MCH1984 I alwasys thought it was 90% oxygen.
CommissarBraxton 1 year ago
@MCH1984 My bad. It is 80% nitrogen!
CommissarBraxton 1 year ago
@MCH1984 On top of that, the nitrogen just evaporates into the atmosphere anyway
Pianoman0488 1 year ago
@MCH1984 yea its gaseous though... not good enough
JrDarkPhantom 1 year ago
@JrDarkPhantom True; as with hydrogen bottling the stuff almost pure is surprisingly difficult and rather expensive.
MCH1984 1 year ago
People seem to think that this train will run forever with little-to-no electricity. While it's more efficient than current maglevs, you still need energy to generate liquid nitrogen (fairly cheap), make the turns (expensive but manageable) keep the conventional magnets from losing their alignment (fairly cheap), and to replace the very large and heavy high-TC superconductors that make the train work (ridiculously expensive). The fact is that these two parts will all decay rather quickly.
SamuelRiv 2 years ago 4
woww!
Anosh50 2 years ago
Wow like a matchbox model of the early 80's
CHRIS1974100 2 years ago
something rather pleasing about that
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Stop experimenting with this stuff. We only need rails. There will be a day when this technology becomes fatal to society. That and the fact that this cant be a toy train at all because you need moving wheels to represent a steam locomotive. We don't need this junk in our society!!
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You are an idiot. Trains are already fatal to society. This is a a way better technology. There would be no pollution and trains would not be able to crash. I dont think we need them going around buildings but still a great idea. Dude, there could be a hoverboard for rea with this technologyl!!! Tell me you wouldn't want one.
NinjaTeamGo 2 years ago
Amazing! Simply Amazing!
A fine example of Newton's (first?) law?
moonspots01 2 years ago
hi i hav a innovative project using superconductor but i cant get liquid Nitrogen can any 1 of u guys tell me how to get it in India???
rinayaneeraj 2 years ago
Do you have Linde gas in india?
mibars 2 years ago
How much are the models?
Are they ££££
BilliBob128 2 years ago
i hate celtics
but let's go green
rachitballer 2 years ago
theres no problem with that because is less expensive that gasoline and can be used with bovines of pressure to keep liquid the nitrogen i make this experiment once and result very impressive and functional the only problems that we can find is that put one of this on some city its ultra expensive and needs to have infraestructure and the speed can be controled too with te bovines
playanudista88 2 years ago
@playanudista88 Bovines? What does this have to do with cows?
flyinDPOD 1 year ago
this douchebag hasnt heard of air resistance...stating no resistance like its a cold hard fact
themanisheab180237ce 2 years ago
coolest shit i ever seen in my life.
xcon99 2 years ago
i dunno. i guess it depends on how you look at it and what your idea of fuel is
musicalmiller 2 years ago
aja si esta bueno!ª coman mierda cerotes
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japafuguraqy 2 years ago 4
i dont have no funding, im putting my idea here on youtube, so hopefully sombody will STEAL IT! im sick of the crap rail system!
sonofhendrix 2 years ago
Here's the problem with that idea: your trains would have to be spacecraft to work -- you're talking about running trains in hard vacuum, which is equivalent to putting them into orbit. Extremely expensive and dangerous to operate. Also, the amount of energy required to maintain that hard vacuum over long distances will be extremely high.
mjkobb 2 years ago
ok, well i dont know much about vaccums or how strong the vacuum would have to be. I guess you figure the vacuum needed would take more energy than these maglev systems.
sonofhendrix 2 years ago
So it uses potential energy and gravity to accelarate to massive speeds with little friction, assuming low friction wheel design, and the steep slop at the other end of the track is used for breaking back to zero. It unloads moves to the other track which of course is opposite and decends back to point A. No power required no fuel, and no magnets.
Any questions?
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micolich 2 years ago
No fuel? the liquid nitrogen is the fuel when the nitrogen evaporates it stops.
brenndon1 2 years ago
the liquid nitrogen provides no energy. the initial push is the "fule" and since there is no friction perpetual motion is possibleand inertia arries it until the magnet warms
musicalmiller 2 years ago
The Nitrogen keeps the conductor cold enough to have its cool effect. That goes way the conductor heats up and the friction takes place. The friction comes on now motion so the nitrogen in this case is like fuel.
brenndon1 2 years ago
That's like saying water is a ship's fuel. The environmental heat is what uses up the nitrogen, not the movement or hovering.
RandomNameLOLOLOL 2 years ago
DUMB idea, i have a better one. Feel free to steal it.
Build 2 tracks from point A to point B in a straight line.
Each track starts at a higher altitude,either above ground or at ground level, and gradually decends at a slight slope of approx 5-10 degrees(maybe less), and ends with a steep slope bringing it back to starting altitude.
Construct a tunnel around the tracks and evacuate the air, eliminating air friction.
Train will slowly accelerate to massive speeds, with no POWER!
sonofhendrix 2 years ago
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moqekavobeho 2 years ago
I thought of the idea of magnets for levitation on cars and trains. But i guess these guys stole it.
guilty972 2 years ago
i wonder iin our lifetime if we are gonna see real trains like this!
evildead818 2 years ago
prob not this tech is very nonefficent
python208 2 years ago
actually there is sumthing like it in japan or china i forgot
OMFGpl 2 years ago
it kind of kills it when it looks like the carriage is on fire too
cool though
microblah 2 years ago
i SOOOOOOOo want one!!! how much do these things go for?
Alyssa71808 2 years ago
um
thats KIND OF awesome.
Superdeduper739 2 years ago
LOL yeah it is. I'm writing a paper about this
LittleMissScooter 2 years ago
Wow. That is **amazing**. Thanks for sharing it.
jimsmodeltrains 2 years ago 3
I want these on my foot!
spiritbreakerz 3 years ago 3
lol
bestronginlife 2 years ago
awhawhaw so funnyxD
Rinodeboer 2 years ago
i wonder if that would work?
chocolateman904 2 years ago
Very interesting indeed. Thx for uploading this. Amazing to watch.
jo05dk 3 years ago
AWESOME, They should make wipE'out" a reality!
terrasidius 3 years ago
you should explain propulsion for it becuase im 11 yrs old and i need to know how to propel it
rcboaterman 3 years ago
The propulsion of this type is just basically magnets pointing N/S, when they are alligned correctly they propel, attracting then reppelling. I actually jsut finished mine yesterday for a science fair. :-)
KorinPK 3 years ago
needs to use a maglev train shell.
tahthing 3 years ago
This is really cool on super conducting train model.
markcnews 3 years ago 2
is there no disadvantage? help! i need this for it's our project!
animeaddictruth 3 years ago
#1 how you keep it cool at -183ºC all the time?
#2 the rails are regular magnets. If you are building a big train, you need really big magnets, and the only way is to do this is powering up the WHOLE railroad, and you need a LOT of electricity for that.
bluetorch13 3 years ago
I want one.
Aerjas12 3 years ago
Won't you have a cold burn from touching the train? And if this is going to succeed, the world is gonna need a lot of liquid nitrogen...
Kiefe 3 years ago
The Problem with this Technology is similar to what a fridge does,you see Nitrogen keeps the earth cool,and if for some reason this technology became popular on trains or what ever,then the world would heat up faster,and this fact needs to be addressed,for any one thinking about using this technology,you see there is 78.08% nitrogen in the atmosphere,so if this technology becomes possible then that 78.08 percent that keeps the Earth cool.would go down, while the earth heats up.and that is a fact
Elevationary 3 years ago 6
Bravo. I'm amazed.
Kiefe 3 years ago
Thank you!,i just want to say to a lot of people out there that wonder why Irish people are not on the physics ranking from country to country,is because our patenting system in Ireland,wont allow Irish people to patent any thing associated with patents,look it up under the Irish patent!,which is why we are no where to be seen,but we are above Russia and the USA in Mathematics!,and that's a fact!,some patents to London to be approved,which is a joke as far as independence goes!
Elevationary 3 years ago
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#Thank you!,i just want to say to a lot of people out there that wonder why Irish people are not on the physics ranking from country to country,is because our patenting system in Ireland,wont allow Irish people to patent any thing associated with physics,look it up under the Irish patent!,which is why we are no where to be seen,but we are above Russia and the USA in Mathematics!,and that's a fact!,some patents to London to be approved,which is a joke as far as independence goes!
Elevationary 3 years ago
Show off
ALS2001 3 years ago
no i am not a show off,i speak the truth!,and i always tell people to research the facts,and if they cant find it,i give it to them.i am a head of my field in Anti gravity in polar Engineering,i have really pushed the boundaries of Anti-gravity in physics,but since i am Irish and live in a country that is bound by politics and Neanderthal Patent law, i keep things to my self,and i don't trust those Anglo Irish Professors in Dublin,but to be honset they are not Irish,shower of bastards!!!
Elevationary 3 years ago
I find this insulting, dumbass. I dont give a shit of who the fuck you are, you are a fuckin showoff.
ALS2001 3 years ago
Better be quick because I'm patenting my anti-gravity device this week.
exxxxxxxx 2 years ago
HAHAHAHAHAH!,
Elevationary 2 years ago
Wow, that's quite a mouthful. I guess your used to that sort of thing
thatguyoverthere45 2 years ago
ha mouthful lol
python208 2 years ago
hug trees much?
xxHaloVidsxx 3 years ago
shut the fuck up wanker
cwmclydsdale 1 year ago
Brilliant!
toniezar 3 years ago
How much tesla does this use? I saw ...4,35
Tyrexl050 3 years ago
Thats really cool! how much weight can the carriage hold before it sinks to the track?
kezzla 3 years ago
Too cool!
assive2007 3 years ago
hmm nice :)
rastiqsvk 3 years ago 3
imagine a way to start the train without straight hand contact
i dont know, i think i'd use some jet motors or something like astronauts use to move in space, some compressed air to make it move, and the same with the brakes, just in the opposite direction
it's so awesome, no friction = great inertia :)
pipari44 3 years ago
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marijn14marijn 3 years ago
So then what happens if you set it on a "track" made up of a series of computer controlled electromagnets. If it's 'holding' the field - could a change in the field as programmed by the computer cause a change it the direction of the 'train'? What if the surface was the superconductor and the vehicle was a series of computer controlled electromagnets?
Hmmm...Times like these I wish I were smart.
icuraqt2 3 years ago
I think that the train should be superconducting not the track. It wouldn't be economical to keep a hole track below 183 Celsius besides these materials can be rather costy to use them as track.
Gagosmith 3 years ago
You mean like a MagLev?
Ham549 3 years ago
great!!!
peterc247 3 years ago
so how do you stop it? do you have to calculate in advance when the liquid nitrogen evaporates?
emiloprisa 3 years ago
There are many ways of doing it. You would needs to insert some sort of resistance to counter the forward motion of the object. You wouldn't want the liquid nitrogen to run out in this case, or the magnetic levitation/suspension would be lost and the object would drop to the ground. The trick is to able to activate the super conductor at normal temperature instead of at its critical temperature of 71 K ( I believe that is the temp).
brilliantmynd 3 years ago
thank you for the explanation. i'm sure they'll figure a way.
emiloprisa 3 years ago