What you're seeing is called quantum trapping.
As little pieces of science fiction start to slip into every day society, it's becoming harder to get us excited about new technologies. This is not one of those times. This preliminary research by physicists at Tel Aviv University will make your jaw drop. It shows quantum trapping technology that resembles magic.
Quantum trapping uses a stable magnetic field to "clamp" this super-frozen, super-thin disc in three-dimensional space. With the stability of quantum trapping, the disc will hang in space even when the whole apparatus is inverted. Quantum mechanics deals with the motion and interaction of matter on the subatomic level, which means physics concerning particles smaller than the individual atoms that make up matter.
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