9 ms·
This man claims to have reproduced the same kind of effects with a simple ferromagnetic sample: https://nitter.net/VanGennepD/status/1688052003216261120 https:
by pouulet 3y ago
This man claims to have reproduced the same kind of effects with a simple ferromagnetic sample:
https://nitter.net/VanGennepD/status/1688052003216261120 https://nitter.net/VanGennepD/status/1688052003216261120
- deleted 3y ago[deleted]
- drexlspivey 3y agoexcept he didnt reverse the poles of the magnet like multiple replication videos so he didnt really reproduce the same effect
- neuah 3y agoDo you mean flipping the magnet over? If you scroll down he did that.
- macromaniac 3y agoThe picture on figure 4 of this paper rules out ferromagnetism, assuming it's legit https://arxiv.org/pdf/2308.01516.pdf https://arxiv.org/pdf/2308.01516.pdf
- Jweb_Guru 3y agoPeople seem skeptical that it's actually been ruled out by that test. Regardless, that paper found diamagnetism on the level of pyrolytic graphite, which would be interesting in this material albeit not really evidence of superconductivity, but from what I've heard it is very easy to get anomalous reports of diamagnetism during zero field cooling if there is a high-temperature ferromagnetic transition, and you have to be extremely careful about your measurements and do lots of repeated tests to be sure. AFAIK, every other paper has either only seen very weak diamagnetism (expected given the compounds involved) or none at all.