Record-breaking magnet crams three tons of force into the size of a golf ball

Jun

2014

University of Cambridge scientists have broken a decade-old superconducting record by packing a 17.6 Tesla magnetic field into a golf ball-sized hunk of crystal — equivalent to about three tons of force. The team used high temperature superconductors that …

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