C35 Macroscopic Quantum States and Long Duration Travel Hypothesis
The Nobel-recognised system used superconductors separated by a thin insulating barrier: a Josephson junction. In that system, many Cooper pairs in the superconducting circuit behaved in unison, describable as a shared quantum state. The circuit could remain in a zero-voltage sta
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The Nobel-recognised system used superconductors separated by a thin insulating barrier: a Josephson junction. In that system, many Cooper pairs in the superconducting circuit behaved in unison, describable as a shared quantum state. The circuit could remain in a zero-voltage sta
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