Which mechanism prevents magnetic field penetration within superconductors?

💡 Explanation

The Meissner effect shields a superconductor from magnetic fields because the surface currents generate an opposing field, therefore expelling the external field, rather than allowing penetration which would violate the superconducting state.

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