The materials
Hydride superconductor
A hydrogen-rich compound superconducting within a few tens of kelvin of freezing, but only inside a diamond anvil cell at 150 to 200 gigapascals. Nothing can be built at that pressure.
Why hydride superconductor matters
The pressures involved are held inside a cell smaller than a grain of rice, so these results inform theory rather than devices.
Where hydride superconductor comes up
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