Most people I talk to don't recognize the importance of room temperature superconductivity.
A floating grain is cool, but not something that jumps out at people like a rocket or a big fusion reactor.
The application is similarly unintuitive. Many here on HN ask why such a thing would be important, and they are probably the 99th (or 99.9th?) percentile in materials science and EE literacy.
A floating grain is cool, but not something that jumps out at people like a rocket or a big fusion reactor.
The application is similarly unintuitive. Many here on HN ask why such a thing would be important, and they are probably the 99th (or 99.9th?) percentile in materials science and EE literacy.