Attempts to reproduce the red material under varying pressures have failed to reproduce the changing color of the material
Nanjing University
Red matter, the material researchers claimed last week, has shown evidence that it is a room-temperature superconductor with the potential to revolutionize electronics, after another group struggled to replicate the results. , which may not be so great in the end.
Last week, Ranga Diaz and his colleagues at the University of Rochester in New York announced they had created a superconducting material that allows electricity to flow without resistance.
