New Video of Strong Full Levitation of PCPOSOS Room Temperature Superconductor
New video from SCTL Korea room temperature superconductor experimenters shows a very strong full levitation effect. Full levitation is evidence of the Meissner effect found only in superconductors. I have shown how the levitation evidence was originally partial levitation. Critics says partial levitation can be from diamagnetics or even some iron contamination. SCTL achieved full levitation but the gap was previously very small. This was likely due to a less pure sample with a weaker superconducting effect. However, the new video shows a larger sample with a very strong levitation effect. This is strong evidence of a fairly robust Meissner effect for a room temperature and room pressure superconductor.
Critics say that this new levitation is electromagnetic levitation but electromagnetic levitation is not stable. Here are videos looking at quantum locked superconducting levitation versus electromagnetic levitation. You can use electronics and multiple magnets to stabilize electromagnetic levitation. This is not what is happening in the SCTL demonstration.
LK99 is the material that South Korean researchers claimed in early 2023 was a room temperature superconductor. The South Korean Researcher reported on update on their work at the March 4, 2024 APS American Physical Society conference. They have modified the chemistry to PCPOSOS which is LK99 with more sulfur and copper.
