Using one of the strongest magnets we’ve ever used, we searched a canal known for holding a lot of submerged metal. As we pulled items from the water, it became clear this wasn’t just a basic test.

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BEIJING -- China has achieved a 35.6 tesla all-superconducting magnet in an experiment facility, setting a new record, the Chinese Academy of Sciences said on Tuesday.