After the discovery that superconducting magnets could levitate diamagnetic objects,1,2researchers became interested in measuring the repulsion of diamagnetic fluids in strong magnetic fields,3�5which was given the name �The Moses Effect.�5Both for the levitation experiments and the quantitative studies on liquids, the large magnetic fields necessary were produced by superconducting magnets.
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