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It's not.

I'm not saying quantum levitation is not possible, obviously it is and it's perfectly possible to do what's shown in that video, but those tracks and the liquid nitrogen vapour looks lik CGI to me.

Look at the surface and edges of the tracks, they look very smooth and CGI like. The whole thing looks like an augmented reality video, even down to the flat surface the whole setup is standing on.
 
I'm not saying quantum levitation is not possible, obviously it is and it's perfectly possible to do what's shown in that video, but those tracks and the liquid nitrogen vapour looks lik CGI to me.

Look at the surface and edges of the tracks, they look very smooth and CGI like. The whole thing looks like an augmented reality video, even down to the flat surface the whole setup is standing on.

I refuse to believe that it's not real! It's too awesome to be fake! :p
 
I refuse to believe that it's not real! It's too awesome to be fake! :p

Look at the piece of track the researcher is holding when the video starts (before the race) which looks blemished and uneven, very much real looking. Now compare that to the track when the race starts. Suddenly all the edges and surfaces on the track are perfectly smooth.
 
I don't see why it wouldn't be real, it doesn't look too much more complicated than this


Concept wise it's already been done and demonstrated in different ways all over the world, so actually building the track as they've done wouldn't be too difficult.

The method of propulsion would be a bit more interesting, could easily be done though just letting a small amount of the nitrogen out when necessary.

So all in all, easily doable if somebody wanted to do so.
 
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