A Room-Temperature Superconductor Would Transform the Modern World. Could This Little Gray Rock Get Us There?

Despite controversies last year, scientists are still pursuing LK-99 as a potential a room-temperature superconducting material, because it would allow us to conduct electricity without any loss of energy.

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