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Researchers in Singapore successfully spun a tiny levitating magnet to 138 million revolutions per minute, setting a new record for the fastest rotating human-made object. The team used liquid helium to cool the setup to approximately -269°C, enabling the magnet to levitate within a lead superconductor trap.
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