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A new superconductive levitation and its applications to reducing global climate change
Three concepts of maglev transport (electromagnetic controlled suspension, super conductive electrodynamic repulsion, and levitation based on the magnetic potential well (MPW) phenomenon) are considered as forms of technology addressing the challenges posed by global climate change. The MPW, free-body dynamics stability and main characteristics of MPW-levitation are presented in greater detail.