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Superconductors are supposed to change the world. The only problem is that all of the materials we ;ve used to produce need to be kept at near absolute zero temperatures in order to be superconducting. See above. But now, thanks to high-powered lasers, scientists successfully made a piece of ceramic superconducting at room temperature.
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