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@lsindjowt @ESYudkowsky (4/3) you may also refer to the discussions section from the paper by @sineatrix

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@lsindjowt @ESYudkowsky (3/3) If you look at section C of the fig, one can see that the pathways for electrons formed by the stresses on the crystal lattice are, theoretically, “tunnels.”

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@lsindjowt @ESYudkowsky @mtopolnik (2/3) And the substitution of some outer Pb atoms with smaller Cu atoms may facilitate superconductivity between Pb and O atoms along the core of individual crystals.

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@lsindjowt @ESYudkowsky @mtopolnik
(1/3) According to my limited knowledge, the structure of the lead-apatite crystal is a cylinder with an outer hexagonal frame compromised of Pb atoms and PO4 structures enveloping an inner core made of Pb and O atoms.

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@pmg @altryne https://t.co/N4LmkywaTj

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@altryne https://t.co/N4LmkywaTj

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@ESYudkowsky @ESYudkowsky Instead, they rise upright until the increasing magnetic flux permeability, caused by aligning their superconductive pathways, adds enough 'dead weight' that prevents further lift, resulting in a slant.

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