Physicists Discover a Superconductor That Breaks Time Symmetry
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This discovery marks the first time a superconductor has been found to break the symmetry of time under extremely low temperatures. The finding adds a new dimension to the understanding of superconductors, which are materials that conduct electricity without resistance under certain conditions.
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