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Saturday, Aug 26, 2006

Well in this video we can see that a magnet can float above a metal once it gets frozen by liquid nitrogen and becomes a superconductor....If we could create special highways made of special metals, and then put plumbing underneath the metal road which pumps liquid nitrogen; we could have a nice road for flying vehicles. Now attach some neodymium magnets (also called rare-earth magnets) to the bottom of speciallized cars and we could have a nice little floating vehicle....add a propulsion system of some sort and you could have flying vehicles...maybe I'm just dreaming.....

Posted by MADVLAD123, 10:52am
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Cool video. This is kind of the same technology that bullet trains use. Europe and Japan use them all over but as usual the U.S. is stuck on big gas guzzling SUV's
Posted Aug 26, 2006 10:40 pm PT
Well I used to live in Japan, and the bullet trains used magnets which would attract to the magnet infront of them on the track, and then when they passed the magnet, they would repel it to give this pull and push movement, and when done fast it creates a movement....It's like the Superman Rollercoaster Ride.
Posted Aug 27, 2006 7:03 am PT
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