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Faraday's and Lenz's laws apply.
Same as the science class eddy-current demo where a magnet falls down or slides along a non-magnetic conductor very slowly due to induced currents creating magnetic fields which interact, but with a resistivity of zero instead of falling slowly it doesn't fall at all. Probably a type II superconductor; higher transition temperature = stronger currents = stronger fields = it 'sticks' upside-down.
Last edited by Dr Mordrid; 30 November 2009, 08:12.Dr. Mordrid
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Now I can't wait until they have super conductive roller coasters
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such roller coasters look to be pretty cold to ride in :PWe have enough youth - What we need is a fountain of smart!
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