Good news everyone
It shrinks.
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Rest in Peace 
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This is what’s to be done with them, hehe
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Hmm… That “Tc= 400 K (127 C)” looks like it becomes superconductive at 127 C… which is well above boiling water.
Guess I’ll wait until someone with a grasp on the stuff explains it to us mere layfolks. Meanwhile i’m going to bed… nighties lovelies!
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Made the mistake of starting a thread outside New Citizen Q&A…
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…aand, red flags are rising left and right. Teams are scrambling to try and repeat the experiments but the pre-published articles have people scratching their heads as graphs and figures are unusual and potentially misleading.
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I don’t think it’s bout temperature itself ( °C " Celsius )
∘C
Notice the placement of the ∘ ( Celsius ° )
Looks like a scale of measurement between different temperatures.
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USA have extraterrestial (or very advanced from our distant past) technology. There are very dark cubes in transparent spheres flying in the air and military pilots sometimes nearly crash with them. Some superconductor in room temperature wouldnt be so unusual in comparison.
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Well, from what I get, Tc is the critical temperature at which the matherial becomes superconductive, but I don’t know if it’s meant to be superconductive at 400 K or below or 400 K and above. Red flags are quite red: the matherilas ahs been around since 1999, the original attempts to submit articles to Nature were rejected in 2020, the matherial was patented in april 2023 and these three guys whose discovery would be a game changer and instant Nobel just go and publish it in an obscure below-average magazine and two prerreleases in a public service with no peer reviewing. It’s weird.
Also: Nana, people who claim stuff without evidence are just that guy with an opinion (or some story to sell to the media). Even if someone bothered to press charges on the guy for lying to a Senate comission, he could just claim to be relaying “trustworthy” hearsay “in his opinion”. So he could just be lying for all we know.
And now I’m off to bed. Last night I had a long film-like dream and although some stuff in it had some potential, most of it was just freaky, like a bad film you just wish to end but hey… it’s a dream. Or, somebody else’s dream.
Nighties lovelies!
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Nighties! 
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According to this video I’m 29. Which one are you y’all? 
Very useful EVE tools:
https://wiki.eveuniversity.org/Third-party_tools
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Fortunately some other people are more curious, they have labs and capabilities to check it, and they will check whats going on. 
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It’s called skepticism, and it should be in direct proportion to how much you wish something was real. So this is why people probably are rushing to follow the manufacturing recipe and test their results and find out they can’t replicate anything in the reports and the stuff just behaves like other stupid stuff in its cathegory… or not.
Anyway I’m off to bed, as in, nighties lovelies!
Also: Dynamic Digital Radiography is a thing… 
They use high sensitivity detectors, plus a special ultrashort burst source which can fire up to 15 fps, and all in all the radiation exposure is lower than in an ordinary radiography.
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Time to go to sleep… nighties lovelies!
Also: this “also” is 100% organic, chemically natural, environmentally pure and sustainable
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This is war, you bomber-sized stingers from hell!
Metal sheets with thin slits to keep giant hornets out of the beehive: Clever hack
Use adhesive mouse traps to trap hornets coming to assist trapped hornets: God mode
(Also as he says, giant hornets are a important part of the ecosystem, this method should be used only on hornets targetting beehives)
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Giant asian hornets are an alien species in my country, not part of the ecosystem that they are attacking. Divine mode incoming
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