Unearthly Materials, founded in 2020, is a New York-based company that focuses on the research, development, and manufacturing of hydride superconductors. Their primary area of expertise is in the creation of materials such as carbonaceous sulfur hydride, which have the potential to function as room-temperature superconductors. The company's objective is to provide clients with cost-effective and versatile superconducting solutions that can be utilized across a range of industries and applications.
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