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Chinese Train Breaks World Record, Hits 700 Kmph In Just Two Seconds
The train floats above the track using superconducting magnets that lift it and push it forward without actually touching the rails.
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China's Maglev Train That "Levitates" Above Track Breaks Own Speed Record
The China Aerospace Science and Industry Corporation (CASIC) has claimed that its new magnetically levitated (maglev) train has surpassed its previous record of 623 kilometres per hour during tests in a low-vacuum tube just 2 km long.
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China Has A 620 Kmph MagLev Train Prototype
MagLev trains are only used in China, Japan and South Korea and will likely see the light of day only in about a decade.
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Virgin Hyperloop Tests First Hyperloop With Humans Aboard
The pod is propelled by magnetic levitation, a type of technology already used in MagLev trains in China which can achieve speeds of up to 480 kmph.
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6 Firms Show Interest In Levitation-Based Train System In India
Six firms including two offshore companies have evinced interest to partner with Indian Railways for developing levitation based train systems.
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Japan's Maglev Train Sets Speed Record by Going 603Km/h
Known for its prowess in high-speed rail travel, Japan set a world record with its state-of-the-art Maglev train recently. The record saw the Maglev - short for magnetic levitation - cross the 600Km/h mark on a test-run in Yamanashi Prefecture just outside of Tokyo.
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China makes its own magnetic train
A Chinese locomotive company has rolled out the country's first home-made magnetically levitated (maglev) train that creates less pollution than the conventional ones and ideal for transport in the urban and ecologically fragile tourist areas.
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Chinese Train Breaks World Record, Hits 700 Kmph In Just Two Seconds
The train floats above the track using superconducting magnets that lift it and push it forward without actually touching the rails.
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China's Maglev Train That "Levitates" Above Track Breaks Own Speed Record
The China Aerospace Science and Industry Corporation (CASIC) has claimed that its new magnetically levitated (maglev) train has surpassed its previous record of 623 kilometres per hour during tests in a low-vacuum tube just 2 km long.
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China Has A 620 Kmph MagLev Train Prototype
MagLev trains are only used in China, Japan and South Korea and will likely see the light of day only in about a decade.
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Virgin Hyperloop Tests First Hyperloop With Humans Aboard
The pod is propelled by magnetic levitation, a type of technology already used in MagLev trains in China which can achieve speeds of up to 480 kmph.
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6 Firms Show Interest In Levitation-Based Train System In India
Six firms including two offshore companies have evinced interest to partner with Indian Railways for developing levitation based train systems.
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Japan's Maglev Train Sets Speed Record by Going 603Km/h
Known for its prowess in high-speed rail travel, Japan set a world record with its state-of-the-art Maglev train recently. The record saw the Maglev - short for magnetic levitation - cross the 600Km/h mark on a test-run in Yamanashi Prefecture just outside of Tokyo.
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China makes its own magnetic train
A Chinese locomotive company has rolled out the country's first home-made magnetically levitated (maglev) train that creates less pollution than the conventional ones and ideal for transport in the urban and ecologically fragile tourist areas.
