You are viewing a single comment's thread from:
RE: Searching For The Elusive Metallic Hydrogen
A scientific experiment has to be able to be replicated. I'm sure this method will be tried again, by them or other people to see if they get any results and whether they can improve the method.
Except for the rocket fuel, metallic hydrogen would be useful as a room-temperature superconductor, transmitting electrical power anywhere in the world without losing any power. But this is still very hypothetical.
That is very correct, if we cannot replicate a given method with others getting similar result, it cannot be said to be a breakthrough. Thank you.