Delft Hyperloop - A new mode of transportation?

This video is part of a series of four videos we created in collaboration with our partner DOB-Academy. To inform the general public in a fun way, DOB-Academy wrote and animated videos, which explain several subjects about the Hyperloop, such as the technology and challenges.
This first video is a short introduction to the Hyperloop. Stay tuned, because more videos will appear on our channels!

[@rlarno]

Some good solid informative explainer videos are needed, as there is some well known FUD around the topic.
1. Low pressure system
- energy needs to maintain it
- what happens if the system is breached. Is it catastrophic like in an airplane?
- how do people evacuate in emergency.
2. Construction
- are the costs prohibitive? Is there an upgrade path from rail to highspeed to hyperloop?

[@derdurstbursch]

These questions are so good that they will never be answered

[@jo-han]

o, is dat Ben? En Ben, ben jij Ben? Ben ik Ben? Ben, ben jij. Ben, ben ik? ik ben niet. Ik was. Wat als ik de was was die de was wast?

[@scorchedearth1451]

No functional model after a decade.
Billions spent on development.
You could spend your whole career on testing the hyperloop, and when you retire, there's still nothing to show for.
Why don't you show what you got so far?
You did had enough time and money.
No more cartoons.
I have an idea that is a feasible as hyperloop: Teleport.
It's faster. It needs less space, materials and power.
Want to see a concept of how it works? Watch Star Trek.
O yeah. I need a trillion dollars for development.
Actually, they did teleport some particles from one room to another.
So, it isn't that far fetched.