Mass transport in floating magnetic pods

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In the desert north of ดาวน์โหลดสล็อต xo Las Vegas, a long white metal pipe sits at the base of a mountain that promises to one day revolutionize travel.That's where Virgin Hyperloop, with partners Richard Branson's Virgin Group, is developing the technology for passenger pods that can be dashed at speeds of up to 750 mph (1,200 kph) through virtually anaerobic vacuum tunnels using drift. magnet It feels like a plane is taking off and when you're at speed," said co-founder and CEO Josh Giegel, who gave Reuters a tour of the special pod used in Reuters' November tests. According to the tunnel 500 meters (1,640 feet).

You won't even have turbulence, because basically our system is perfectly capable of responding to all that turbulence. Think of noise cancellation," he said. But if you can Giegel says the cool white materials and glass back make the pod look bigger and "inviting" for new users.This pod is the embodiment of 'How do we take something that is thought and make it come true for us,' Giegel said.The pod can accommodate 28 passengers and can be customized for long and short distances and for cargo transportation.

While it's still in its infancy, Giegel predicts commercial operation by 2027, possibly the first form of transportation in 100 years to revolutionize travel, as it does with cars, trains and planes.Rocket scientist Robert Goddard came up with the concept of "vactrain" in the early 1900s. France attempted to develop Aerotrain in the 1960s and 1970s, but a lack of funding spoiled the project.Entrepreneur Elon Musk caught the eye in 2013 by determining how modern systems will work.Giegel, who was working at Musk's SpaceX at the time, said the technology was on the way.

Giegel said some previously required batteries, power supplies, and sensors were not yet available. "We are in the deep blood of a high-speed automatic battery-powered car."Virgin Hyperloop is looking for the first to develop passenger routes in India, where transport is overflowing and in Saudi Arabia, which lacks infrastructure.It started with two people riding the Hyperloop, it ended with hundreds of millions of people riding the Hyperloop, and that's what the roaring 20s will be like in 2020," Giegel said.The pod will be exhibited at the Smithsonian Historic Arts and Industries Museum's "FUTURES" exhibition in Washington late summer.