Which mechanism allows superconducting magnets to levitate trains?

💡 Explanation

The Meissner effect expels magnetic fields from the superconductor, giving a repulsive force between the train magnets and the track. Because of this, the train levitates rather than experiencing friction. Other options do not correctly reflect the mechanism maintaining distances.

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