[Lloyd Gillespie]

I agree with you Socratus...

Lloyd

Question:
What is connection between vacuum and superconductivity?
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The answers.
1. A vacuum has nothing to do with superconductivity. If you have a vacuum then you'll have nothing to conduct!
2. If you allow a gas to expand it will cool. One method of producing extremely cold temperatures is to create a near perfect vacuum and let a gas expand into it causing a temperature drop. It is the low temperature achieved with vacuum technology and
not the vacuum that permits superconductivity.
3. No connection between vacuum and superconductivity. There is a connection with temperature though. Many materials become super conductors at very low temperatures.
4. The only connection with the two , the vacuum was used to insulate the super cooled amplifier which used superconductivity.
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As usual , nobody agree with me........

Originally Posted by socratus

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When you get down to -273 degree
you get superconductivity.
A superconductivity is possible to reach only
if there are space of helium II, helium I .
It means, what thinking about vacuum,
about approximately zero degree,
we must put in the foundation not protons,
not hydrogen, but the helium II, helium I,
the particles of helium II,
the particles of helium I.
Maybe the “ Theory of quant gravitation” is closely
tied with the “ Theory of superconductivity”…. ?
Maybe the “ Theory of star formation” is closely
tied with the “ Theory of superconductivity”…. ?
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When we get down to -273 degree
when we must pay attention on processes :
1.
superviscosity = superfluid = superconductivity.
These processes could be go in the early stage of
creating the material world from nothing / vacuum.
2.
when we must pay attention on the elements
helium II and helium I. These elements are different
from all another elements of nature.
Why?
Because the helium II and helium I
were created from "latent mass",
from dark matter", from "virtual particles".
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