Post by Pincho Paxton on Feb 1, 2024 23:54:42 GMT
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Tracking unconventional superconductivity
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No surprise really that they get conventional superconductivity wrong as well. Gravity has an in-flow, and an out-flow. The out-flow scales down to avoid the in-flow, and being as it can avoid gravity it would then appear to surf on the waves around it. The out-flow is therefore creating neutral areas. The scientists were close enough, but they didn't use gravity physics which are important. Magnetic fields are towards the inflow which collides to scale gravity out of the way thus making a temporary hole in gravity like a vacuum cleaner makes a hole in the air for more air to move into. So the electrons can surround a hole, but electrons also contain their own hole, and by surrounding a larger hole they make a bunch of collective holes that would look like an inverted golf ball. So the dimples in the golf ball would be holes leading towards a central hole. Then this cluster is being called unconventional superconductivity.
Pincho Paxton
Tracking unconventional superconductivity
This effect of superconductivity is known for more than hundred years and is well understood for so-called conventional superconductors.
"This phenomenon results from the movement of electrons in the material. Whenever they collide with atoms, they lose energy in form of heat. This manifests itself as electrical resistance. Electrons can avoid this by arranging themselves in pair formations, so-called Cooper pairs." This is when two electrons combine at low temperatures to move through a solid without friction.
They then make use of the atomic vibrations around them as a kind of wave on which they can surf without losing energy.
These atomic vibrations explain conventional superconductivity.
They then make use of the atomic vibrations around them as a kind of wave on which they can surf without losing energy.
These atomic vibrations explain conventional superconductivity.
Pincho says...
No surprise really that they get conventional superconductivity wrong as well. Gravity has an in-flow, and an out-flow. The out-flow scales down to avoid the in-flow, and being as it can avoid gravity it would then appear to surf on the waves around it. The out-flow is therefore creating neutral areas. The scientists were close enough, but they didn't use gravity physics which are important. Magnetic fields are towards the inflow which collides to scale gravity out of the way thus making a temporary hole in gravity like a vacuum cleaner makes a hole in the air for more air to move into. So the electrons can surround a hole, but electrons also contain their own hole, and by surrounding a larger hole they make a bunch of collective holes that would look like an inverted golf ball. So the dimples in the golf ball would be holes leading towards a central hole. Then this cluster is being called unconventional superconductivity.
Pincho Paxton