re: Superconductivity.

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Success_Machine — 4/20/2004 11:47:45 PM (archived)

Superconductors up to 125 degrees Kelvin are available. These materials would work great on any of the moons of Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, or on Pluto. But Jupiter's moons are probably not cold enough. I just wonder what we could do with superconductors on these moons?

Saturn's Moons:
Titan = 95 K
Rhea = 99 K
Deone = 87 K
Tethys = 86 K

Uranus' Moons:
Miranda = 86 K

Neptune
Triton = 38 K

In addition the cloud temperatures of Uranus and Neptune are down around 80 K.

Check this out. Considering the publishing date and the contents, don't know what to think about it!

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Cold fusion update - Tom Brosz - 4/20/2004 5:31:09 AM
- I read the paper in phys. rev. E - R.L. - 4/23/2004 6:22:04 AM
- I hate to seem like a killjoy, but I have heard this song before. - David F Mayer - 4/22/2004 9:55:51 PM
  - "It cant be done"- Yes it can - R.L. - 4/23/2004 6:57:29 PM
    - With High Explosives, it is possible to reach pressures in excess of 10 million atmospheres at temperatures exceeding 30,000 kelvins. - David F Mayer - 4/25/2004 3:37:01 AM
      - Higher temperatures have been postulated for sonoluminescence - R.L. - 4/25/2004 6:52:30 PM
      - All I am saying is ... - R.L. - 4/25/2004 6:58:16 AM
- Looks a bit like superconductivity. - Bowser - 4/20/2004 1:24:41 PM
  - re: Superconductivity. - Success_Machine - 4/20/2004 11:47:45 PM
    - I certainly don't know. - Bowser - 4/21/2004 12:21:54 AM
- re: Combining technologies? - Success_Machine - 4/20/2004 7:39:50 AM
  - Uhhhh - no.... - R.L. - 4/23/2004 6:45:56 AM
  - re: Combining technologies? - Adam - 4/21/2004 1:11:34 AM

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