(Dpa-Dateien) - Professor Ludwig Schultz Uhren eine Modell-Lokomotive über magnetische Spuren am Institut für Festkörper und Materialforschung in Dresden, Deutschland, 29. Februar 2000 schweben. Der Supraleiter an der Basis des Motors wurden auf minus 196 Grad Celsius mit flüssigen Stickstoff gekühlt.

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(dpa files) - Professor Ludwig Schultz watches a model locomotive floating over magnetic tracks at the institute for solid body and material research in Dresden, Germany, 29 February 2000. The superconductors at the base of the engine were cooled down to minus 196 degree Celsius with fluid nitrogen and produce a magnetic field, on which the train floats smoothly even in curves. The 2003 Nobel Prize for Physics was awarded to three scientists who developed the basics of superconductivity: Alexei Abrikosov, Vitali Ginzburg and Anthony Legget, it was announced on 7 October 2003. Ginzburg, who turned 87 three days ago, is regarded as one of Russia's best-known scientists. He did not expect the award for which he had been nominated at regular intervals for almost 30 years.

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