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Room temperature superconductivity has been the most prominent, highlyambitious, but still imaginable, acme of materials physics for half a century.The struggle toward this revolution was foreshadowed by a Victorian novelistand championed,unsuccessfully, by dogged physicists in the 1960s to 1980s whohad a workable theory but uncompliant materials. Discovery of superconductivityof H$_3$S at 200 K in the 160-200 GPa pressure range has renewed anticipationof yet higher values of the critical temperature T$_c$. With the severalreports of metalization of hydrogen, and theoretical extensions enabled bymodern algorithms and unprecedented computational hardware and spurred forwardby the Materials Genome Initiative, it is possible that the room temperatureprecipice has thereby already been breached in a silent revolution. Thisconcise note draws analogies of this development with an earlier revolution.

Room Temperature Superconductivity Revolution: Foreshadowed by Victorians, Enabled by Millenials