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Quantum locking is what happens when a type-II superconductor is cooled inside a magnetic field (or pushed into one while cold): the field threads through it in tiny quantized tubes, those tubes get pinned in place, and the superconductor becomes...

Superconductivity introduces one of the most technically difficult challenges for physicists – designing a measurement setup that is sensitive to very low (and zero) voltages and resistances and to high voltages and resistances at the same time. Below we give...

Qualitative Experiment steps: Quantum Levitation is the stable levitation and suspension of a superconductor in a surrounding magnetic field. It is actually the result of two separate phenomena: Meissner effect - the repulsion of magnetic fields from the superconductor body...