What's with the site tonight?

[veru_skjava]

From what we learned in Chemistry in college, if I remember correctly, superconductivity at extremely low temperatures works like this:

At incredibly low temperature electron movement slows down to nil as you approach absulte zero. This causes electron latices to form in symmetry and makes it easier for them to carry a charge. More efficiently, I guess, not necessarily more easily.

Thus at lower temperature states, it is easier to conduct electricity through highly conductive metals (gold, platinum, etc.), because the electrons aren't moving as much..

Heavens if i know, but love listening to You and Curtis talk

HI Curtis!!! *waves my arms from a distance*

However, since it's been ten years since I sat in a classroom, this could all be pulled right out of my ass.

*Giggels lots*

You crack me up TG Sir.

veru
taking a break for a bit from real time concerns

Edited to apologize for hijacking the thread.