Physicists Smash Record With Magnetic Field 700,000 Times Stronger Than Earth’s

Physicists have set a new record for the strongest continuous magnetic field, producing a field 700,000 times stronger than Earth's. This feat was achieved using a unique hybrid magnet system, which combines a superconducting outer magnet with a high-field resistive inner magnet. The resulting magnetic field reached an astounding 45.5 tesla, surpassing the previous record of 45 tesla set in 2019. This breakthrough has significant implications for various scientific and commercial applications. The intense magnetic field could accelerate progress in nuclear fusion research, a promising avenue for clean energy production. Additionally, the technology could find use in medical imaging, materials science, and energy storage. The researchers believe this development represents a significant step forward in the quest for stronger and more efficient magnetic fields, with potential benefits across multiple disciplines.