But the generally accepted critical temperature within the academic community is around 140K, which is approximately negative 133 degrees Celsius.
As for the much-touted LK-99 by Nan Chao that ended up being a joke, it cannot be included in the discussion, since their own people had already determined last year that there was no evidence to prove LK-99 is a room temperature superconductor.
This, at one point, embarrassed many who wanted to brag about their country's scientific research prowess.
It was indeed somewhat disappointing.
After selecting the right parameters, the team started the upload.
Since a single activation code could only perform one task at a time, the task they chose to rent computing power for ran for twenty days and finally just now provided feedback.
It's estimated that the team members are also excitedly watching the outcome on their screens at this moment.
As for the result provided by the model, Qiao Ze didn't know how to evaluate it.
