Table of Contents     Are Superconductors the Future?
by Jacob Eapen
  Introduction

Chapter 1 - The Beginning of a New Age

Chapter 2 - Temperature

Chapter 3 - Heat and Making Things Cold

Chapter 4 - Superconductivity

Chapter 5 - High Temperature Superconductors

Chapter 6 - Are Superconductors the Future?

Glossary

Bibliography

Acknowledgments

Links

   

Introduction

Are Superconductors the Future? was the topic of my seventh grade science fair project at Hopewell Junior School. Hopewell Junior School is in West Chester, Ohio, USA, a suburb of Cincinnati, Ohio. The science fair was on March 17, 1998.

This documentary was created for my science fair project in March 1998, and was posted on the Internet in April, 1998. The purpose of Are Superconductors the Future? was to help people who do not know what superconductivity is to get a simple understanding of what it is, and how superconductors can change the future.

If you would like to e-mail me suggestions or comments about this site or the content of it send it to jacob@eapen.com. Please do not ask me any questions about superconductivity or superconductors because everything I know about them is on this site.

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"Superconductivity is perhaps the most remarkable physical property in the universe"
- David Pines, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign Center for Advanced Study Professor of physics and electrical and computing engineering