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France to get world's most powerful magnet that can lift aircraft carrier six feet in air - SCIENCE News
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World's most powerful magnet begins journey to heart of giant fusion experiment | Live Science
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General Atomics to ship world's most powerful magnet to ITER - The Statesman
World's most powerful magnet being shipped to ITER fusion reactor | New Scientist
