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Queensland scientist Peter Rays Claims Super-conduction Breakthrough

Posted on Thursday, June 19, 2008 posted by posted by Ecacofonix @ 2:03 AM

A retired Queensland scientist says he has developed technology that could fast-track the widespread use of electric cars.

Peter Rays - from Stanthorpe - says he has been able to create super-conduction at room temperature, allowing more electrical current to flow through a substance.

He says the discovery has significant uses in computer and microwave technology and could see electric cars recharged in less than five minutes.

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