When squeezed between two diamonds, a material made of carbon, sulfur, and hydrogen can become a superconductor. J. Adam Fenster/University of Rochester Superconductors are materials that effortlessly conduct electricity. Until now, they've only worked at temperatures of minus 100 degrees Fahrenheit. But researchers recently found a superconductor that works at ambient temperatures when under immense pressure.

 

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