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If this gets peer reviewed and confirmed, what would that mean? What applications would this material have?
Maglev could become more common and more effective, but a "no-limit" battery comes to mind (no resistance=infinite charge) which could make each city or nation own an endless reservoir of energy. Goes well with renewables.
Those are just 2 ideas. I'm sure there will be a lot more.
EDIT: ignore the "no limit" battery, that's a mistake. I mixed resistance with charge and made a stupid and wrong statement.
that's... not how this works