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I was watching a video on youtube which showed how superconductors worked in magnetic levitation, and something struck me, the effect of magnetic levitation and suspension, where the magnet is both attracting and repelling at the same time thus keeping the superconductor at the same distance, made me think that would it not be possible to achieve the very same effect with permanent magnets at room temperature?, i may be wrong, and i have a feeling that may be an all too familiar case, but surely if you took a neo magnet and fixed it securely to a surface so that its repelling pole was facing outward and then surrounded it with other neo magnets, again fixed securely the surface but with their attracting poles facing outwards, would you not create an area that both attracted and repelled an object at the same time, thus causing anything that was placed with in this field to not only levitate but also overcome unstable equilibrium.? seems logical to me.
Michael
Michael