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Can the idea of magnetic propulsion applied in magnetically levitated trains be used in aerospace?
My conceptual model is as follows : using the magnetic field of Earth ( very weak I know) to repel a superconducting coil, with large surface area and moving very fast . Thus the lifting force should be enough for aviation .
for example : make aircraft wings from a super conductor plate at the bottom and a paramagnetic material from the top so repelling magnetic field lines beneath the wings.
I know that would require a huge wing span and very high speed but , What about the concept?
My conceptual model is as follows : using the magnetic field of Earth ( very weak I know) to repel a superconducting coil, with large surface area and moving very fast . Thus the lifting force should be enough for aviation .
for example : make aircraft wings from a super conductor plate at the bottom and a paramagnetic material from the top so repelling magnetic field lines beneath the wings.
I know that would require a huge wing span and very high speed but , What about the concept?