Experiment at -196°C, Quantum Levitation | Magnetic Games

With the use of liquid nitrogen, the YBCO compound can be cooled until it becomes a superconductor, and a superconductor placed in a magnetic field has amazing behaviors.
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Experiment at -196°C, Quantum Levitation | Magnetic Games

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[QuantumDivergence]

This is one of my top ten favorite videos on this YouTube platform! Everything. Is flawless the lack of music. The sounds of the liquid and the sounds of connecting the magnets. This is truly a work of a art.

[MathuwsGamerMW]

*this man did the experiment without asking for a like and inscription, no introduction, just direct content.*

*+ 999 RESPECT*

[lexdemonica]

Waiting for the eventual video “ My house collapsed into the Earth’s core because I bought too many magnets”

[svensorensen]

They way the puck "Hangs" and acts somewhat like it's on a string always messes with my head. Probably my favorite part of quantum levitation. Fantastic demonstration!

[MrMindBlow]

Magnetic levitation will *ALWAYS* blow my mind 🤯

[BitSmythe]

1:38 The best part, leaving a trail of “smoke” behind it!

[samratmajumdar]

Thanks for the nice video and elaborating the quantum leviation in such a interesting way, really I love your magnetic work ❤️

[pramilavishwanathan]

Totally amazing video. I was mesmerized to see the magnet involving in quantum locking. Thanks for this fantabulous experiment. So good 😊

[Sofia-qnfs]

I love quantum mechanics. I love how you use the magnets for perfect levitation. Thanks for demonstrating my subject really helpful 😊

[CanisDei]

Is it not dangerous to hold it with bare hands? Please be careful. Also, a huge applause for the person who captured this video with the crystal clear sound. The magnets getting attached to the surface was pretty cool to watch and hear.

[sdingeswho]

Bravo! Coolest (pun intended) demonstration of the Meisner Effect I’ve seen so far!

[eddyjejm]

I love your videos! Very relaxing and to the point without the annoying talking! 👍🏽👍🏽

[hummercrash]

Круто получилось, не знал что так можно😸 Всем привет из России✋💪

[LeMattn]

2 questions:

1. If this was setup in space, would the magnets be cold enough to have this effect without needing liquid nitrogen?
2. In the vacuum of space, would this spin forever?

[Me_myself_an_i]

I used to play a lot with magnets when I was younger. Just placing the magnet underneath another object and make the thing move, that's all it took to amaze me 😂

[AveryCockerham]

Coolest thing I've seen in a long time! Thanks!

[bqh]

Just hearing the magnets sticking is satisfying enough
I saw this experiment many times and it's still intriguing for me
Nice video as always!

[maggiemay]

As a kid I loved my brothers battery lego train (1970s) the carriages and engine were coupled with red also blue magnets. I spent hours amazed how I could put some together and some refused to go near each other. I'm 55yrs now and still have a love of magnets.. Just bought my grandson a little penguin that follows lines you draw on paper with magnetic ink. 😊 great channel.

[mahir]

Magnetic trains in 2050 be like: yea we use liquid nitrogen.

[MrTramMan]

I also love how this guy doesn’t ask for likes or subscribing, nor does he put music that is dubstep. Just magnets and sounds

(Yes I got this from some 2 other comments)