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Physicist Conducting a Magnetic Levitation Experiment

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A male physicist in a lab coat carefully demonstrates a magnetic levitation experiment – a small object floating in mid-air above a superconductor cooled in liquid nitrogen vapour, the scientist watching with focused concentration and taking notes. For ages 6 and up.

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