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Researchers use magnets to produce liquid hydrogen
A new technology developed by the researchers at the University of Groningen uses magnets to cool down a substance to -253°C. This temperature is cold enough to liquefy hydrogen. This method involves using magnetocaloric materials that heat up on installing a magnetic field. The heat is then transferred to the heat sink to reduce the temperature, and the substance in touch is cooled down.
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