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Maglev Train Expects To Reach Minimum 620 KM/H.: Robert H. Goddard Nasa
Maglev Train Expects To Reach Minimum 620 KM/H.: Robert H. Goddard Nasa
Maglev Train Expects To Reach Minimum 620 KM/H.: Robert H. Goddard Nasa
Maglev trains are currently one of the fastest land transport methods we have. With
hundreds of kilometers per hour, these trains are capable of transporting hundreds of
people over long distances and much shorter periods of time than traditional trains when
levitate on the tracks. Now China seeks to go further, with a new technology its next
maglev train expects to reach minimum 620 km/h.
The new train has recently been unveiled in Chengdu,capital of Sichuan province in
southwest China. It was actually a prototype of the train that was presented. With a
futuristic and aerodynamic design, the full-scale maglev train has been levitated in
everyone's presence to demonstrate its capabilities.
Maglev Superconductor Technology (SCMAGLEV) offers trains the potential to safely reach
unimaginable speeds, surpassing all previous high-speed rail advances. In 2015, an
SCMAGLEV train operated by Central Japan Railway Company (JR Central) broke the train's
world speed record by registering at 603 km/h (374 mph) on the Yamanashi Maglev Line
near Mount Fuji. With this technology, industry and society have the ability to
revolutionize and improve congested transport networks around the world, while their
daily commute, leisure and business experience much more enjoyable.
As this industry grows, you're likely to hear more about it in the coming years. Starting in
2027 SCMAGLEV will connect Tokyo and Nagoya in 40 minutes, and Northeast Maglev is
working to make travel between Washington, D.C. and New York in an hour a reality