In the days we left behind, there was no slowdown in the claims that LK-99 is a superconductor invention. LK-99 videos were broadcast from many parts of the world, and it was seen that the material remained in the air with magnetic levitation in these videos. Now it has been revealed that one of these videos is fake.A video showing the LK-99 was faked
For the LK-99, more questions than answers remain on the agenda for now. The Korean author, who owns the video circulating the Internet that apparently showcases the LK-99’s ability to levitate, admitted it was a hoax and was intended to attract attention. You can watch the video on the X (formerly Twitter) post right below.
The video in question allegedly belongs to the University of Science and Technology in Beijing and shows a small black substance floating in the air by following a magnet. It should be noted, however, that at least two more LK-99 levitation videos are in circulation that have not been withdrawn or refuted. As we reported earlier, these videos come from Huazong and Wuhan universities.
Doubts remain for the LK-99
Whenever an important and potentially civilization-altering claim is made, such as “we found the world’s first room temperature superconductor”, “noises” that keep up with this type of environment tend to emerge. So, as we said in our first article on this subject: Extraordinary claims need extraordinary evidence. It is necessary to wait for this evidence to be shown in peer-reviewed scientific studies.Currently, the scientific community is trying to examine the original article claiming the existence of LK-99 and to obtain concrete results by repeating the processes. Let’s not forget that the Korean author’s article is still awaiting the result of an appropriate peer-review process. However, the lack of important information in this original article of the LK-99 also raises doubts.
We strongly recommend that you read the two contents we have prepared on this subject:
The LK-99 can change everything: the revolutionary ‘miracle substance’ and all the details
Superconductor claims drive investors crazy, but science is skeptical
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