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PICS: World’s First Capsule Train Which Can Cover 1,200 Km In An Hour
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It is built from two layers of vibranium - a new composite material which claims to be lighter and eight times stronger than aluminium. (AFP IMAGE)
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At five tonnes the 105-foot capsule, named Quintero One took one year and 26,000 man hours to build, the company said. (AFP IMAGE)
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The system uses a system of frictionless magnetic cushions to propel capsules along underground low-pressure tubes at speeds of up to 1,223 km per hour. (AFP IMAGE)
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The capsule, produced by HyperloopTT, will hold up to 40 passengers when it becomes operational in 2019. (AFP IMAGE)
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NEW DELHI: The world’s first hyperloop capsule which promises to zip passengers around at airplane speeds has been revealed in Spain. (AFP IMAGE)
Published at : 04 Oct 2018 09:41 AM (IST)
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