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ZeroN – Levitated Interaction Element

We have seen the Quantum Levitation where quantum superconductors were locked in a magnetic field. Here comes ZeroN – a physical and digital interaction element that floats and moves in space by computer-controlled magnetic levitation. ZeroN takes the whole concept to a new level where materials could defy gravity, suspended in mid-air with full control of their movement.

Electromagnetism, Field, Gravitation, Hiroshi Ishii, Jinha Lee, Levitation, Magnet, Magnetic levitation, Magnetism, MIT, Physics, Quantum Levitation, Rehmi Post, Superconductivity, Technology, ZeroN

20 October 1
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Quantum Levitation

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With the theme “Knowledge that Works: From Theory to Practice,” the 2011 ASTC Annual Conference (October 15-18) featured more than 100 sessions which highlighted how science centers and museums are putting new ideas to practical use to serve their communities. Tel-Aviv University demonstrated quantum superconductors locked in a magnetic field by suspending a superconducting disc above or below a set of permanent magnets. The magnetic field is locked inside the superconductor; a phenomenon called ‘Quantum Trapping’.