Metal Near Solid

We Have Concerns

Anthony Carboni/Jeff Cannata

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4.9 • 2K Ratings

🗓️ 15 February 2017

⏱️ 23 minutes

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Summary

More than 80 years after it was predicted to be possible, a Harvard University team has finally managed to create metallic hydrogen. Why? For one thing, physicists predict that metallic hydrogen is an authentic superconductor. This gives metallic hydrogen a myriad of potential applications. But did they do it? Jeff and Anthony analyse the results to see if the world has actually seen a new man-made substance.

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0:00.0	Hey, this show is entirely listener supported.
0:02.2	That's you, you're a listener.
0:03.2	If you want to support the show,
0:04.6	find out how to get bonus content and early episodes
0:07.5	and monthly video hangouts with me and Jeff,
0:10.0	you can head to patreon.com slash we have concerns.
0:13.2	It's already gone.
0:29.2	Enjoy your bullshit eye patch,
0:31.1	because the new one comes out in 48 hours.
0:34.3	This is we have concerns.
0:35.4	Hi Jeff, can I have the need car,
0:36.8	boney hello concerned citizen.
0:38.6	I want to tell you about metal hydrogen.
0:43.2	It comes from Norway and it stays inside eight months out of the year
0:48.2	and it's depressed and it knows three chords and it can shred black metal.
0:53.2	One part oxygen hydrogen.
0:59.2	No, this is a story by the way that was sent to us by Ben Eccle.
1:02.2	Thank you for sending this Ben.
1:03.2	He sent it to we have concerns show at gmail.com.
1:06.2	What a great place to send a story.
1:07.2	Another great place to send a story would be we have concerns.
1:11.2	We have a great place to discuss general concerns with the community.
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