Something interesting I found, about diamagnetic material. Might prove usefull

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That is interesting. I'm trying to figure out how Magnetic shielding; TS5 & TS9 are made. Bismuth has a resistance to magnets, that is the same as air. Meaning that if a magnet is placed next to Bismuth then nu-metal. The space needed to not attract to the metal, is the same distance as if there was no bismuth, and just an air gap between the two. Were as pyrolytic graphite may hold a different property,  along one axis. Even though all 6, axises, are needed. When combined they may help, to solve that,  but doubtful. The TS5-9 look like a ceramic or composite base. Which I would assume would destroy pyrolytic graphite's properties, if made in to a composite. No idea though, sadly. Also how many other elements can be vapor/heat alined like carbon(pyrolytic graphite)? To give them diamagnetic properties, like that, which has been achieved in pyrolytic graphite?