2.6M views · 33K reactions | Virgin Hyperloop, explained. | Richard Branson | Facebook

This hyperloop wants to transport freight at the speed of flight. | CNBC

Finland has successfully demonstrated ultra-high-speed cargo transport using next-generation magnetic levitation and low-pressure tube technology. • The system uses magnetic levitation, eliminating physical contact. • Cargo moved at speeds reaching 500 km/h during testing. • No traditional engines, wheels, or combustion systems were used. • Travel occurs inside a controlled, low-pressure environment, reducing drag. • Movement is powered by electromagnetic propulsion, not fuel. • Near-silent oper

7K views · 52 reactions | Blasting into the future! For the first time ever, the Virgin Hyperloop takes passengers on a test ride for the history books. Their ultra-fast speed and when it could get the green light for more, today at 4 p.m. on the NBC4 News. | NBC LA | Facebook

10K views · 132 reactions | #IITMadras, with support from the Ministry of Railways, has now developed India's first #hyperloop test track which is 422 meters long and allows a high-speed train to travel in a near-vacuum tube at speeds of more than 1,000 km/h. | Hindustan Times | Facebook