Quantum Levitation?

[Melexiious]

 

[rsmv2you]

This is so old dude that this is older then the idea for chat....

 

[Melexiious]

This is so old dude that this is older then the idea for chat....

Hey, someone might not have seen it.

 

[rsmv2you]

Hey, someone might not have seen it.

 

[Ustulo]

Wasn't this already posted in the "Science" thread?

 

[Melexiious]

Wasn't this already posted in the "Science" thread?

If it was, I didn't see it.

 

[Wooty]

while cool, it

(1) requires a boatload of cooling
(2) is still affected by air resistance, causing it to be no better than the tech used in Maglev trains (which run off opposing electromagnets and require less power)

 

[im3nuron]

First post bro

 

[Ustulo]

https://www.team9000.net/threads/science.13688/
EDIT- Nuron beat me to it

 

[Melexiious]

I missed the 1st post?

That is probably the biggest fail I have ever done, ever. I feel bad after this now.

EDIT: I know how I missed it, I accessed the thread while at school, then when I came back home I only watched posts after it.

 

[im3nuron]

I missed the 1st post?

That is probably the biggest fail I have ever done, ever. I feel bad after this now.

Don't feel bad, get glad.

 

[Melexiious]

Don't feel bad, get glad.

I already have Glad

 

[im3nuron]

I already have Glad

Well now everything is better now ain't it.

 

[that_taco_guy]

while cool, it

(1) requires a boatload of cooling
(2) is still affected by air resistance, causing it to be no better than the tech used in Maglev trains (which run off opposing electromagnets and require less power)

So there's no friction, but there's still air resistance... ohhh...
Got it.