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"Scientists had long thought magnetism prevented superconductivity because magnetic fields disrupt Cooper pairs. However, in the past few decades, investigators have discovered several classes of superconductors that are also magnetic, such as organic superconductors and iron-based superconductors."

Wow. 288 Views so far. It would seem a lot of people are interested in hearing Johann Prins' Opinion. I know I am.

I am as well. I also wouldn't mind hearing how his endeavors have been going since he last posted here.

I have been following him on the web and it seems like not much happened since he last was here and published his book.

His theory is at least more interesting than many other I read, but I can't say that I was convinced by the discussion I had with him. Still I strongly appreciate that he took lot of time and effort to explain his ideas when questioned by me and many other.

I strongly hope that he is right and I am wrong, as his theory will open LOT of interesting scientific scenarios.
Time will tell.


Edited to fix typo mistakes