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		JumpCrisscross on July 26, 2023 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: The first room-temperature ambient-pressure superc... > What it does change is that at 150 million degrees Celsius you have some hope of extracting useful work from a very small quantity of plasma It's also nice when your reaction quits flinging antimatter at your containment vessel :)

jacquesm on July 26, 2023 [–]

Yes, true. Apropos antimatter, recently I read here on HN somewhere that lightning generates antimatter as well, and it made me wonder if earthquakes do too but I haven't been able to get a clear answer on that. Fascinating stuff.

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