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How Elon Musk's 700 MPH Hyperloop Concept Could Become The Fastest Way To Travel
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- Countries in Europe and Asia are filled with high-speed bullet trains, bringing passengers from Paris to London or Tokyo to Kyoto within 2.5 hours. But hyperloops could bring passengers from Los Angeles to San Francisco in 45 minutes. Elon Musk introduced the concept of the hyperloop in 2013, but the US still doesn't have one. So what's the holdup? It all comes down to technology, money, and construction. Virgin Hyperloop is on its way to developing the first hyperloop, testing a 107-mph run in November using maglev technology.
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How Elon Musk's 700 MPH Hyperloop Concept Could Become The Fastest Way To Travel
"Countries like Europe and Asia"
These are not countries.
I feel insulted x) (I'm from France)
@@astronocraft8688 lol Europe is not a country but a continent 😂
This is the US understanding of the world. Because they've co-opted the word "America" to refer to their country when it really means the whole of North America and South America combined, they've similarly started to refer to continents of Europe and Asia as countries.
outstanding Americans since when did Asia and Europe became countries 😂
@@astronocraft8688 you should be
You are from France
That is an insult
Imagine humanity spending their military funds on civil technology.
True, i wonder how far we’d get. I feel like it could be a possibility if you propose it in a way that would benefit the military such as faster and maybe cheaper supply transportation or a way to move troops around domestically (:
in a ideal world we could accomplish amazing things, without corruption or ideological differences.
Are you so naive that you don't recognize taxation as economic warfare against anyone paying. Militarily the scope of weaponry includes any government money you use or have not to mention the war on your health against invisible enemies like viruses
@@jacobsharpe8219 That was the incentive behind the US’s Freeway network. If we really wanted to we could task the military with running trade networks across the US.
@@KRYMauL that is what it does to a degree
this is what we call overengineering. create expensive pet projects with no scalability for a problem with a much easier, cheaper and efficient solution.
Politicians wont spend money on a generic high speed rail system, since it almost certainly wouldn't stand out. Instead, politicians want to spend money on unproven, popular technologies that are almost certainly not cost effective, but that will attract attention.
@@tobiasaftanas4205 things like public transit don’t need to be flashy to be useful. The very existence of a train line that goes between two hotspots will draw people to use it and it could be marketed as pulling cars off the road which will make your daily commutes faster among other avenues.
@@iononionunion8682 california politicians spent $100 billion on a failed rail project that was supposed to connect la and sf and nothing came out of it. so yes they ARE in fact spending money on rail but due to government incompetence it ends up being a failure
@@tobiasaftanas4205 or maybe instead of high speed rail just build more accessible airports since air travel is much more economical than rail.
@@justcrypto618 Air travel is only more economical because there is no high speed rail in America. In Europe and Japan, High speed rail is far less expensive and cumbersome than Air travel for medium and short distance travel.
I thought the whole point of high speed rail was to avoid being locked in a pressurised metal cylinder!
That’s a good one lol
Elon Musk just says what pseudo-futurist overindulgent fad boys want to hear to pretend their living in a scifi and satisfy their sad pathetic delusions. Just like self driving and mars he's never gonna do any of this. He will however wipe his ass with all the money your dumb enough to give him.
I think the point is more to travel in a way that's faster, less expensive, and more environmentally friendly.
@@TigDegner focus on supersonic aircrafts then
@@somethingelse9228 supersonic aircraft (and aircraft in general) are not environmentally friendly forms of transport. Jet fuel alternatives exist, but aren't sustainable or economical enough to achieve widespread adoption. Hydrogen-powered aircraft have been demonstrated, but economical green hydrogen production is challenging. Electric aircraft are [so far] only commercially feasible for short-haul flights.
Hyperloops certainly present their own unique challenges, but I think are just as R&D-worthy as "green" air transport.
"This technology could make working and living in 2 different cities a norm" - 100 Dollar one way ticket. Sure
Exactly what I was thinking. And imagine I heard that as an Asian..when 100 Dollar is my salary for a week lol
Eventually, probably with subsidies etc they will break even and it should be affordable. Look at airplanes for example.
That's going to be the starting price. As this technology becomes abundant to the government and different private players in 20-25 years or so the prices are going to drop.
What you dont realise is that business professionals in major cities are already spending double that to fly to and from work daily.
This isn't talking about a 19 year old flipping burgers going from LA to NY 🤦♂️
My freinds dad drove 4 hours (one way) to and from work daily because his pay was justification enough to do so.
Honestly it amazes me how small so many peoples world views are they cannot fathom their situation does not apply to everyone.
@@MrAppltec More like 99.9% can't. Top 1% is 530k a year and 73k a year for transport is a massive percentage of income for something that doesn't need to be that expensive.
"This technology could make working and living in 2 different cities a norm" * Laughs in Latin American *
A hyperloop between Rio and São Paulo would be amazing. It is only a 30 min flight, but we have to board 1 hour before and arrive in the outskirts of Sampa, at least in Rio we land near downtown. Tens of thousands go thru this everyday.
Laugh in Iraqi
While you wait 8hrs for the vac pumps to get ready for each “train” after it loads in the tube. Faster to walk
@@BBBrasil Santos Dumont -> Congonhas?
In ealry
Ahhhh it’s almost like a worse version of a train. Good job Elon
@Philip feline it’s a solution that’s literally worse than the train. The hyper loop sacrifices speed for the cost of everything. It has terrible capacity, extremely unsafe, needs different tracks, not usable on already built infrastructure, easily Sabotagable by using fertilizer(that would depressurize the cabin and make it derail) and is stupidly expensive. When building more trains would have more capacity be easily reroute able if a sabotage happens, and can be used on existing tracks(all with being 100x cheaper) literally the only thing the hyper loop has on a normal train is speed
@Philip feline It's like putting a private jet in a dedicated tunnel, when a proper train can carry 1000 passengers or a flight doesn't need a crazy amount of infrastructure - hyperloop is the worst of both
@Black Box Painting it’s not early planes, it’s literally just a worse version of a train
@Philip feline do you have any proof supporting said claim or can I dismiss your point via hitchens razor
Hyperloop is still in it's early stage. I believe as time goes on and society advances, engineers will find ways to make it more safe, before it is fully implemented. Also, as this mode of travel develops, I believe they will be able to find ways in which it can be used in every developing country.
I love to see progress, and this solves a desire for most people in society which is to travel from one country to another very quickly.
It makes the world feel even more connected.
Reading people criticizing something like this when it's too new reminds me of when I read historical documents of people who criticized cars, trains and airplanes when they first came out.
Often defending that horses and boats were safer and cheaper.
We have to start somewhere when advancing. It may not be completely safe in the beginning, but it doesn't mean it won't always be that way.
Truthfully, all of the modes of travel, while they became safe enough to be implemented in society, still pose a safety risk. I only add this because of your sabotagable comment.
If you look far enough, every mode of travel is sabotagable with or without intent.
And every mode of travel when it started out, costed a lot of money and was very expensive for the people of that time. Yet, its impact was recognized when it brought in new economic opportunities and helped the development of the society.
Besides Hyperloop reimagines transportation. Which means it wants to improve on existing travel, not be completely similar to existing travel. So why use the same tracks? We have to think past that if we want to develop.
To be able to live and work in different cities that aren't super close to each other sounds pretty cool.
28 Passengers? Wow! I mean imagine that much in one train. And yes, building tunnels able to hold 99% vacuum over multiple kilometers, way better than a two lines of stupid metal. Definetely the future
So you don't like the idea.
Yeah! That's half the capacity of an ordinary school bus. Truly the future of mass transit.
You are right @georgi.3340 but, if you see on a wide picture, not ONLY speed matters. First of all, emergency stop is not possible. And it will be damn tough to handle the hyperloop during earthquakes. Also, there are even less capacities than a metro-rail and need double maintenance than metro-rail. Though the speed will be @$$ but safety also matters friend...
You need better journalists who actually investigate the work they produce.
It's 21 century. Reality doesn't make views so that's why the hype-r loop
Jep. It is such an obvious scam.
Thunderf00t - he's the investigative journalist on this one.
@@32266ms Despite I agree with Thunderf00t in many things, I don't think hyperloop would be impossible to make, it's just impossible to make it cost efficient and good for economic mass transit.
@@realdanielhorvath I think showStopper problems are (1) vacuum tube 100s of miles long, (2) turns at 700MPH. The vacuum tube thing is a disaster waiting to happen. When it's breached, a wall of air moving at the speed of sound will fill the tube - everybody probably dies. Airplanes make turns when they could just fly a straight line - this will be a 1000 mile vacuum tube going through terrain - no turns? It's great in theory - in practice it won't work imo. But I agree, technically it's probably not impossible. Maybe a Disneyland ride from LAX to Disneyland. lol :)
And when the train stops in the middle of the tracks, safe to say its going to be "breathtaking".
Why would it stop?
Instant coffin
Considering the pumps are active, loss of power (prime cause of the carriage stopping) means air will just rush back into the tube and none of it will be sucked oit. They'd combine it with a 1 way valve that's probably also held shut with electromagnets. Loss of power releases the valve, and the natural phenomenon of pressure equalisation does the rest.
Undoubtedly the crew will be given breathing apparatus and there will be manual kill switches for the pumps /valve locks in the tube so they can climb out and turn them off.
@@ScathingMobile *"undoubtedly" thats what the people said before the 737max crashed.* We cant assume that a company will use common sense because it historically has. So we have to wait and see how they implement their emergency measures in the final product.
The passenger transport units will be sealed obviously... of course the question then is how it get's back to the station.
Assuming it still has power there is a non-maglev motor that pulls it along slowly back the station. If it has no power or the backup motor doesn't work, then it could be towed/pushed. And if fr some reason it's really stuck... then the tube will need to have the vacuum removed slowly so the passengers to get out and onto a recovery vehicle.
Why do we need a $100 one way ticket to live in another city when Teams is free and already on my laptop?
Lol right
My country still upgrading to simple modern trains: *how about 50 years and it will be here*
UK is still building a railway that’s slower than Japanese Bullet Trains (from 1960s)
😂
@@MP-vc4nu hawaii just started building rip
@@DG-cb5ft Hawaii is building this?
@@MP-vc4nu My country only has a high speed rail from the biggest city to the capital city. It doesn't have routes to other cities.
Elon musk didn’t invent the hyper loop idea, it was created by Robert Goddard in 1904. That’s why musk hasn’t copyrighted the idea.
It might be true and false at the same time. Tesla design of the battery and engine is free even though he can charge for it. Elon aim is to accelerate human kind advancement in technology as often he mention in interviews. While what you said could be true bur money is never elon motivation in the first place
He just cowrote a paper to tell people what to build, so he could make his tunnels and charge rent.
Can you make a HyperLoop? Then sHuT uP 🤐
Elon believes that we should fight against stupid ideas and stupider politicians.
He didn't invent Hyperloop. He was just outraged by the idea that California opened an RFP for high speed train at the cost of 60B dollars.
He just brought together smarter people then him and published the white paper we all know, free of charge.
@@BBBrasil The California government wanted to build the system themselves when Virgin Trains probably could have built it for a fraction of the cost. I mean wtf were they thinking trying to connect every city on the route and going through cities instead of asking the train companies to help that.
"Available in Ten years"
-Also what they said 10 years ago
and 100 years ago
Agreed. For the most part Musk does have great ideas, and he’s really good at starting them, but he struggles to finish them.
but we have better CGI than 10 years ago
@@AndrewCortesi he didn't even start it
But now we have the technology to do it
Tech crunch just posted an article yesterday stating that Hyperloop one is shutting down.
“Countries like Europe and Asia”
"EnGlAnD iS mY ciTy"
Mars is my country
@@harleyprobably wdym Mars is a continent
@@wronk3596 no it’s a village
@mohammed idris nah it's a city
@@Brtt4849 its a state,you all are fools
My main 2 concerns are what will happen if:
1. The machine breaks down in the middle of the tunnel for whatever reason.
2. Fails to stop.
Planes still have those terrifying ifs
Planes still have those “if” situation but nobody cares😂
My main concern is that this scam has gone on for almost a decade, pumping hundreds of millions into fruitless attempts by undergraduate students to build something that isn’t yet remotely on par with the advertised promised system. Reason for undergraduates is of course that more educated engineers won’t spend their time on projects that can be scientifically debunked in 15 minutes
@@axlelijah2327 Thing is that aircraft safety is so advanced that those "ifs" have very little chance of happening, and even if they do, there are ways to overcome it (say gliding a plane onto sea or land, or landing a plane with the gear up if both the brakes and reverse thrust somehow doesn't work). We can't really compare proven technology and half-working prototypes together.
I see some people comparing this to a plane. It’s a stupid comparison, because planes are up in the air free, and have more accessible ways to exit. This Hyperloop is in a tight tube, where there are other machines like these. If we assume that each machine moves at 120 MPH, it will take 6 seconds to decelerate and stop completely. However, once the stuck machine enters the field of view, it’s already too late. That doesn’t even mention the fact of accidental leaks which can cause explosions, earthquakes, and just friction.
Can't wait to come back to this video 10 years later and say "Boi, they were wrong! "
Same
If the government would just get out of the way, private businesses would drag the USA kicking and screaming into the 22nd century decades ahead of schedule. And in the end, the nation would thank the private businessmen who made it happen.
Yup. Big waste of time and money but what else can politicians do to get great kickbacks.
@@paynehooper6276 You should run for president
@@tylerdurden639 ah yes, a fellow individual who understand the most basic economics that people can't seem to figure out
Wow a less efficient and eay more dangerous train.
Damn! We still talking about this? I thought that even the last village idiot has got it now that hyperloops are a big pipe dream!
You Close minded idiots who lack intelligence said this and talked crap about the maglev Japan train running on magnets before it was made... but it is real and functional now...
@@TheBaBaTV lol it is near impossible to build such a large vacuum tube and even if you could it’s not worth it as it is way to dangourous and is as fast as a maglev train
@@_m6_ Somebody in the 1910s: 'lol it is near impossible to fly and even if you manage to lift the plane of the ground it is not worth it as the plane crashing is way too dangerous'
@@trimmy8461 the hyper loop is wayyyyyy more dangourous. Keeping a vacuum in a tube that large would be a massive saftey concern. Even if you did manage to build it it wouldn’t be worth it as it is way cheaper and faster to just use planes or trains
@@trimmy8461 you don't get it do you?
God. Can you imagine how terrifying it would be to be on that train and then the power shuts down or the train stops or something? You'd be stuck in over a hundred mile-long tunnel that is almost completely airtight.
Just ride a bicycle
Yeah, screw that.
@@rennmedia good movie idea lol
Don't worry. They will never succeed in making it air tight.
@@rennmedia Only if our cities were designed for bikes 🤔🤔
You can ride the hyperloop right now in Las Vegas at a blistering 30 miles per hour!
with the LED lights!
lmfao I read that in thunderf00ts voice. HYPE-erloop went from a vac tube running on an air cushion @700mp/h, to a vac tube with wheels, to a sled on wheels in a tunnel, to a car on wheels in a tunnel, to a car in a tunnel @30 mp/h. They invented the tunnel. And it took musk longer to build that tunnel than decades-old tech could already dig it. An underground tunnel where everyone dies if there's an accident with a large fire involved, good luck getting EMS down there.
I hope they at least make it faster, they have to know that it's a complete joke
All things aside. You have to stay to the truth. Musks tunnel is no hyperloop but just the "loop". Those are different concepts
@@boink666 must be a gaming tunnel XD
forget the hyper loop. can we just get bullet train like Shikansen and KTX? I'm sick of taking flight 🤦♂️
Yes, please! I don’t understand why policy makers have to constantly dig up weird and not working new concepts sinking billions of taxpayer dollars into them when there is already proven technology out there that does the job?!
@@petergoestohollywood382 California is building a high speed rail network but it'll probably take a couple more decades before it's finished
Jeez, imagine how terrifying it would be to exit an airplane while its flying, its the same for the hyperloop, and planes are still safer than cars, so, not really a debate for safety
Except you can't, you'd be strapped to a seat and there would be security measures preventing you from opening a hatch while running. Also hyperloop is not by any means a car and you can't and shouldn't make any comparison to it and a car. It has it's own separate tracks, similar to trains that are separate to roads.
Would rather compare it to a train than a car.
Planes dont even like going close to the speed of sound due to inefficiency of flight.
Meanwhile this badboy goes right up to just 50mph away from causing sonic booms as it goes through the tunnel 😂
@@vincea1830 sonic booms wouldnt happen in vacuum. But still the hyperloop sux and will never be built
"As long as it's Shiny, WHO CARES that it's cripplingly inefficient? And Horribly Unsafe? All that matters is that it's Shiny and Elon-Approved!"
-Adam Something, while all Experts agree.
Business insider reporters need to do some homework.
This has been debunked a loooong time ago.
What?
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@@allending8753 oh thanks
Thank you
Research takes effort, something today's "journalists" seem incapable of.
This is like that scene from the Incredibles. But a longer carriage
oh yeahhhhh
Hopefully it isn't as easy to launch at people.
The incredibles was less fictional than this though
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”That one did not age quite so well”
Well this aged like milk in the sun...
Has anyone commented energy required to hold a 99.9% vacuum? Or to install and maintain the vacuum pumps running constantly along the entire length of the tube? That must be a significant challenge and an expensive one at that!
Well once the air is pulled out at first it only needs to take air every once in a while
@@jdh3825 still expensive if we look at the designed length of the tracks, from city to city, how many pumps they need, if its on 24/7 then itll be expensive even when the pumps are on standby mode it still cost electricity and imagine if some of the pumps malfunction its gonna be expensive and a hassle to fix.
@@jdh3825 u sure?
you need only a view pinholes along 100s of miles of tube to make the pumps have to run constantly. along with thermal expansion of the tube, which will also make the system leak more, i´d say that the 1mb target is absolutely unachievable even with pumps running constantly
just 30km of so-called hyperloop tube be more expensive then the Large Hadron Collider.
The energy costs don't matter because the hyperloop is literally a scam. This will never be built on Earth.
The concept of the train’s magnets were literally a 2012 meme.
Was*
Lol not for real tho
Ik it’s a joke
troll science
Cover yourself in oil is next
Yeah, Maglevs have been around for a long time, and putting then in vacuum tubes just increases the risk of people dying.
This will never be used on a large scale and will remain a niche product for rich oil states that need some more toys. Just look at the building and maintenance cost of this thing. It's an even more complex version of current MagLev trains. And the MagLev train line which is curently under construction in Japan currently sits at over 80 billion dollars in building cost. So multiply that times 5 and then you get a rough idea of what such a Hyperloop track will cost. It's not for no reason that we are still using the same rail technology as in the 19th century....
thats what they said about HSR, maglev, and monorails and they were righ............OOPS nvm
They were the first people to be in a hyper loop, right AFTER the stuntman survived the practice round.
They have nice windows to see the wall of the tube... 🤔
@@danchris7179 it is an expensive wall though
@@neku2741 and beatiful
It is not Elon’s idea it was invented and trashed many year’s ago
@@Mecal21 He's the one getting money from investors, you mean. The hyperloop is a really bad idea, that's why they dismissed it a hundred years ago.
@@LegionarioCruel ok
@@justmaemae I'm not trying to be rude but it is a very old idea. The amount of energy required to pull a vacuum on such a large tube?
They are talking about running it between Chicago and Cleveland, those cities are basically dead.
I would love to see their math of 30,000 passengers an hour. They seem to be saying that's over one track? Even a two way track seems optimistic.
@@ThePinkPanth3r whatever you say American Airlines
More, it was even tried. I think it was in New York City that something of the sort was actually built and put in operation. But maintaining the vacuum proved to be impossible.
Everyone gansta until a crack forms and it sucks the air out.
Then the atmosphere goes blitz into the passengers at the speed of sound
Vacuum technology is so well developed this is very unlikely to happen. We would not have modern electronics at the level we do if it weren’t for vacuum technology being as advanced as it is
Like.. In a plane?
@@HolyPallyTV still really dangerous and really prone to terrorists attacks, even the slightest of cracks could result in the vacuum seal being broken.
@@trapko91 A plane does not travel inside a vacuum.
A way more expensive and slower version of a train that can carry a lot less people and in case of an emergency you're screwed? Sounds like an absolutely terrible idea.
But the tunnel sucks tho you can put you balls out and it will just suck it.
This aged like fresh milk.
I honestly just think they are getting paid to make stories about this now
You don't think its a interesting topic
ofc thats how more and more people will invest in the hype
Well they are building tubes these things take time like the project was formerly introduced 8 years ago
@@radranks6281 No cus it's never going to be a reality
When you run out of ideas, make a story about solar roadways, Hyperloop, any other green scam or the benefits of eating chocolate.
They are getting paid if they make enough clickbaty stories, not for making quality content.
"This technology could make working and living in 2 different cities a norm". That's called rebound effect. That's why this technology doesn't improve anything. It's an incentive for additional journeys, so it won't reduce pollution and it won't reduce total population travel time.
very true. another reason why this technology wont improve anything is, because it won´t ever exist on a large enough scale to cause an impact. if it ever becomes operational, then maybe as a gimmick. (like for example a shuttle at the dubai airport)
upscaling just wont be viable bacause you are constantly fighting the laws of physics in so many unnecessary ways. which isnt a good idea for a so called "revolution of transportaiton". this will be a very expensive pipedream (huehue) and i would say its equally unrealistic as theranos was.
not cool to see business insider sell their integrity for some payed promotion
this got longer than i expected.. anyway have a nice Christmas
@@lennytheboss100 So what you're telling me is that you're smarter than Elon?
@@AugustZabladowski no? They are literally explaining how Elongated Musket can't defy the laws of physics.
I think Elon’s name was put in the title for the clicks, as I haven’t heard Elon being mentioned. Also, this isn’t Elon’s project, this is some unknown shady fucks tryna trick people into thinking they can do the impossible, Virgin Hyperloop. Please correct me if I’m wrong on anything
@@AugustZabladowski i can assure you that i´m not.
Hello from 2024. Hyperloop is dead.
No it ain’t are u slow? My bad did some research and it is dead sadly.
@@CloveLordI respect it
DyingLlama go to this page he just uploaded hyperloop it does look dead as cars and bikes dusty like it’s been sitting but not sure why the power still running?
Because it is just a bad idea from the beginning
Can never achieve vacuum on that scale
@@CloveLordActually it’s still being worked on, it was just one company known for hyperloops which went bankrupt.
This is literally a movie coming to life..... or that Simpsons episode:
*MONORAIL!*
Good episode lol
Elon saw The Polar Express once and said "WRITE THAT DOWN"
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When you can't build a proper traditional fast train, but you're going to build over-complicated vacuum train...
Okay.
point
just consider the cost
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USA doesn't even have universal healthcare! who's gonna pay for a 3 trillion dollar tube train?
You pass people at a closing speed of much more than 100 mph every day, mere yards apart, many of which are surfing a cell phone. You strap yourself in a pressure vessel and fly nearly 600 mph at altitudes too high to breathe, without giving it a second thought. You sit on a boat and float atop the tumultuous seas without a problem.
And just look at how many people praise the idea of traveling through a radioactive vacuum of space shoved by a rocket, to colonize another planet where every environmental condition is trying to kill man.
Although I'm not a stranger to "faster is better" I still would like to suggest limiting the speed to 800 m/s.
Here's why: If there is ever a crack in the hyperloop, and air rushes in, you're gonna get a melty train, as in goop, moving with goopy passengers.
If the speed is limited to 800 m/s, there may be a temporary heating, as the train decelerates, from near thermalisation speeds at sea level, to under 700-750 m/s, but this may then be the sum total of damage,
no goopy melty passengers. At 800 m/s you can still cross faster than any commercial plane, at a discount using solar panelling across the entire stretch of the railway, and be THAT good.
Yes you can go faster, but the question is should you.
At 800 m/s you can traverse the US in like 1hr 13m or do a scenic route for like 3hr,
with parts underneath the ocean at a cozy 30-50m depth, which sounds awesome too.
In that case I'd suggest slowing down a little during the oceanic parts, for scenism.
Going by land near sea lanes, or into the ocean when not crossing sea lanes.
I think some mountains would need vast tunneling.
Maybe crossing the ocean would be fun too, partially underwater.
Now, once that kind of mag-lev trains start running, maybe the next step is
to use a tall mountain and a maglev carrier, to accelerate future space ships to well into 1000m/s before requiring their own engines, which shaves off a ton of fuel, and may also need less taxed engines.
If you'd take the highest peak as a support and build on top of that, you may even have a fuel-less speed gain of up to 1500m/s
1. Pods won't work. There is too many moving components and even one of them breaking means probably many hours of delay for entire tube. 2. Building vacuum chamber that big is super difficult and even slightst imperfection or leak means that system would maje the whole system on safe. 3. Building that would be so expensive that it will never be feasable. Tubes will have to be almost straight or have super gentle turns, whitch means a lot of really expensive land purchases.
"2025" something ive heard in movies, now its just a number
They said all of this would be done and Hyperloop lines would be running by 2020, and they haven't even managed to make a test track long enough to reach 700mph yet, haha.
It's all a scam.
@@nidodson since when did 2020=2030
As legit as those religious cults who keep on postponing dates for the end of the world.
@@Humongous_Pig_Benis The Rapture 😂😂😂
@@nidodson wasn't there supposed to be a million person city on Mars 2 years ago according to Edison Musk?
Hyperloop sets off it derails
People inside: "hey look pluto"
RIP
Nah dude they would've went past the galactic center before they even got the chance to blink. That's how much the futurists fuels this 'transport system'.
I’d still choose to ride japan‘s bullet train.
When you think about it, hyper loop cost more than maglev trains where japan actually costed 55$ billion dollars, cause they need to build the whole loop, cause of the loop design is uses more materials than maglev which only uses tracks which the one powers the maglev train. Hypher loop might cost double or triple than maglev.
Hyperloop would cost more than Maghlev because it's essentially Maghlev in a vacuum tube.
Funny how media still believes this is going to happen 😁 I think thunderf00t videos aren't reaching enough people!
Funny how media still believes its own BS!
Do you really believe Thundef00t knows more than the many engineers involved in development of Hyperloop systems?
He is just a TH-camr. he isn't even an engineer. His videos on the subject demonstrate glaring ignorance when it comes to the Hyperloop systems and the developments since Elon Musk published his proposal.
Musk will make no money from any of the proposed Hyperloop systems as his proposal was open source so anyone can develop a system without paying him anything.
@@streuthmonkey1 yes I believe thunderfoot
@@reaznov Why do you think Thunderf00t is more qualified than the scores of engineers currently working on Hyperloop systems? Why do you believe someone who makes a video about a system he knows next to nothing about? A man who hasn't even read the design proposal of what he was critiquing, yet alone researched the developments between the time of the proposal and when his video was published. As demonstrated by the fact he believes that it is a vacuum tube system when it is actually a low pressure tube system.
You may believe him but you shouldn't. Those who spend their time 'debunking' are usually those who are incapable of making a positive contribution to society and have never achieved anything worthwhile themselves. Jealosy fuels their attacks on others. As does fear of paradigms shifting away from what they are comfortable with.
@@streuthmonkey1 I disagree, although he is a TH-camr, he's a scientist although he has no background in engineering but atleast it's very sensitive when it comes to that information. Even me I'm not an engineer but you should consider you don't need an official education just to criticize someone else. A lot of info is already in website as long as you know the citations and references to ensure you can keep on track to criticize someone without a higher background education.
The modern monorail hype, nobody even mentioning that their test drives are slower than a bullet train.
It's not really a test drive of the final product though, it's more of a check mark for where they are right now. As they said in the video we are 10 plus years out still, 10 years a lot can happen.
whether this plan has merit or not at least follow the videos facts.
that was a prototype as this is new technology and they are experimenting with.
Uh ...... bullet train test rides were also slower than the final bullet train.
@@dogzer but faster than a standard bloody train. Even prototypes of the hyperloop are objectively worse and more dangerous than what they are trying to replace
Well they can't risk killing someone so early on, causing the project to probably be abandoned. Without passengers it can go much faster than the bullet trains or whatever comparison. Just enjoy the innovation and look forward until we can use them
I was wondering if the train crashes, or simply malfunctions, how rescuers can reach the passengers in that very tight galleries
I look forward to the day I can ride one of these.
You can already hear thunderf00t tossing on his bed
No joke 😂
Man... How do people honestly think this project is viable.
@@jacobolson9650 there's even people above arguing that $200/day commuting cost is reasonable. Anything for musk.
@@jacobolson9650 So... the video of the human test was faked?
hHhAHAA
@@Noplayster13 How fast was the human test? How long did it go for? I can launch people with rockets but I wouldn't propose it as a economically viable model for commuters.
Imagine there had been a malfunction on the tracks, then the whole car gets yeeted off the rail at 700 miles per hour.
And someone shoots a bullet at it = all passengers currently in the tube are dead
upsie dupsie
Fire?
So... just like a plane then?
If you loose magnetization the vehicle just touches down and the wheels roll it to a stop along the tracks. Its perfectly safe to loose magnetization on this kind of track.
@@blablub2402 bullets wont cause a vaccum fail. Mythbusters shows a broken airplane window wasnt enough to suck the air out of the plane and cause any dangerous decompression. So a giant thousands of miles of tube aint gonna loose a partial vaccum from a few bullets.
Let’s just ducking build regular old metro trains in the places that need them, eh?
They still promoting this like it's actually going to happen, lol. When are they going to stop this fantasy bullshit.
Exactly couldn't agree more
There are illiterate countries that are investing billions. So no need to stop the scam.
@@SamRichardson1990 yeah it's truly insane
LOL, people scoffed and said the same thing about the Wright brothers. and now we have thousands of 747s flying everyday
@@TraceguyRune yes but your commiting a pretty bad fallacy my friend there aren’t that many Inherent problems or flaws of flying it’s just a matter or very good engineering but with the hyper loop it was doomed from the start taking the worst aspects or two failing/money bleeding or failed technologies vaccumn trains and maglev trains and expects them to be better than both magically which is simply stupid and the Wright brother are completely irrelavant to the hyper loop especially since they actually pioneered new tech the hyper loop has been around for over 100 years but there is essentially no progress compare that to planes which have changed massively to become the safest form of transportation
*Thunderf00t noises intensify*
thats what I was thinking
I'm pretty sure I was recommended this based upon viewing his videos. TH-cam algorithm was like "hey you'll get a kick out of this raw unadulterated idiocy"
I don't understand how TH-cam links two totally opposite chambers together, what are they even trying?
How much are you being paid to shill yourself out like a living promo comment for that channel?
@@_vicary balanced viewpoint, maybe? Though this is a terrible video and the vacuum tube concept is so obviously ridiculous, but I do hope the thunderf00t sounds are of him choking.
showing footage of virgin's hyperloop, while puting elon musk in the title.
Which wasn't even using maglev
It would take china 7 days to make this happen. 2 days for plans and 5 days to build.
@@Clayton178 Yes but what about development and testing?
@@amritsingh4251 That would be made within 2 days as in plans. Already done.
@@Clayton178 yes if the do copy what it will be developed in 20 years.
People who hate roller coasters: “I stay conventional, thanks”
i love it - can't go to space so virgin settled for high speed train instead!
All i could picture throughout the video was thunderf00t laughing hysterically 😂😂😂
Shangai maglev cost like $8 us, it works now, and does not have that horrible neon. It is almost as fast.
That was a prototype used in the video.
cause its a prototype still
The hyper loop is around three times faster than the Shanghai maglev. Of course the price part of the comment is true.
Hyperloop is faster
@@h9peless Not really, it likely will be faster, but not currently.
If this becomes the norm then people will treat this amazing technology like a normal New York train and we all know how those trains look.
Sounds awesome, but but everything seems insanely expensive about this project, not just building the line, but its maintaining too.
Yeah it does sound expensive I personally think they should hold off on building something like this until it could be more easily accomplished and cheaper 🤔
"... and while the ride proved it's safety..."
They went like ten feet.
Baka
Not ten feet . Five hundred Meters or 1640 feet , accelerating 0-107 mph in 6.25 seconds . With a potential top speed five times greater .The steam paddlewheel was ridiculed in it's day .
@@biketech60 r/wooosh
Here's my new train. It's gonna go 700 mph for thousands of miles, and we've proven its safety with a mile long 100 mph test run!
@@biketech60 0-107 mph in 6.25 so slower than old Space Mountain rollercoaster in Euro Disney Paris on a shorter track, wow
Wow. So many factual failures here.
Yeah hyperloops could never work like we imagine.
@@baddriversofthenorcalarea500 no they dont. Not a single one has effectively done the most important thing. Make the whole tube a vacuum. With out a vacuum the whole hyperloop is just a train.
@@baddriversofthenorcalarea500 yeah thats an old concept its called a maglev
@@baddriversofthenorcalarea500 lol they got a small vehicle to go about 90 mph in a metal tube.
@@baddriversofthenorcalarea500 you are hust not looking for those trains. Magnetic levitation train is not that rare, they do exist in oublic use, the video even mentions them.
Imagine getting out of the train and then realise that you're in a nother dimension
Could you please do an update with the progress of the Hyperloop. There are now a lot of stuff surging talking about how this is all hype without actually doing progress just like what happened to the Vegas loop. Currently, is the Hyperloop still trustworthy and will it be able to deliver when high speed rail are already struggling with legal issues and property conflicts and environmental concerns?
Nothing much has changed, actually. All the legal, political, environmental, and engineering issues still remain.
This was not a serious idea. The proposal by Elon was to try to delay or stop the building of mass transit so his cars could be sold more. It was successful. This is what happens when most of the population are mouth breathers so readily willing to worship a billionaire.
oh yeah planning to do hyperloop in usa when they dont even have high speed tracks yet...yes
Are you dumb? Why would they build the tracks if they don’t have the capsule itself.
@@kingcrimson651 Jokes on you, what he means is there is no current high speed train in the U.S. So if we don't even have high speed train how can we hope to skip that and go right to this concept.
@@bart1meuz Why waste money on high speed trains when we already have the knowledge and technology to make something better.
@@kingcrimson651 not my point? I think he means there’s just no demand for a rail like system. Better to keep investing in flight in my opinion. Ground based systems rely on loads of investment and maintenance.
@@bart1meuz I think there would be a large amount of demand. These are not only cheaper, but are also faster than planes. They are also more environment friendly. The mailing system would also be much more efficient. We also already have the investment for it. Also that was exactly your point, and the guy didn’t say anything about demand.
good luck on this one, we cant even afford regulars high speed trains.
This is Theranos all over again.
There's a documentary where petrol corps are lobbying against high speed train projects.
This would be way more economical then high speed trains
th-cam.com/video/BafdAGKvR38/w-d-xo.html welcome everyone to participate in the last meditation in the Age of Aquarius, in order to end the epidemic, please participate and share a lot! We will meditate in the Age of Aquarius at the exact moment when Jupiter and Saturn intersect on December 21, at 6:22 PM UTC. This is equivalent to 10:22 AM Pacific Standard Time in Los Angeles, 11:22 AM Denver Standard Time, 12:22 PM Chicago Standard Time, 12:22 PM Eastern Standard Time, New York 1:22 PM Eastern Standard Time, and London GMT PM 6:22, 7:22 PM Central European Time in Paris, 8:22 PM Eastern European Time, in Cairo, European Standard Time on Tuesday, December 22, Taipei and Beijing, December 22 Beijing Time, Japan Standard Time , 3:22, Tokyo, December 22, Sydney, 5:22 EST. 2012portal.blogspot.com/2020/11/make-this-viral-age-of-aquarius-final.html?m=1
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This aged like milk
"Successful human test"
I can walk farther than they went in the time it took to depressurize the tube.
The many simultaneous vacuum pumps may take the same time evacuating a hundred miles . The capsule will reach higher speeds than in this test and radically reduce travel time .
The long-range goal is the key to it's value .
Surely they would use an airlock, instead of pumping all the air out of all the track . . . right?
The tunnels would stay pressurized for the entire time
This is a scam.
They almost beat a steam train world record set in 1910 lol 😂
This has got to be the most expensive pipe dream ever!
investor fraud at best
@@tomservo5007 It’s not investor fraud if the investors are the ones throwing money at scams hoping to get rich quick. Just another day in the hype market.
@@wyw201 Hyperloop projects are now eligible for federal funding in the US .
@@tomservo5007 Federal funding isn’t investment funding. Fed is not an investor, there’s no shares exchanged.
@@wyw201 no, but it's your tax money going to this fraud
30,000 passeners an hour means a train of 1000 passengers every 2 minutes.
1) How do you load 1000 passengers into a train in 2 minutes?
2) How long does it take to empty and refill an airlock?
3) How long does it take to refill the passenger air supply?
4) Are there any two cities anywhere on earth that require a capacity of 30,000 passengers every hour of the day?
you dont you load individual tubes carrying a modest amount at intervals like multisubway lanes do or lightrails or even bus lines do, going in both directions across vast stretches also it would be multiple stations . we can handle the logistics of entering pods onto the trackway the same way we do air traffic control at airports via human and computer tech. we are capable
Wasn’t this the hyper lane train hoax thing that failed some years ago mainly due to safety?
"Working and living in 2 different cities a norm." Zoom: Am I a joke to you?
People who live on city boarders, am I a joke to you?
Me: getting excited about this
Them: and it will possibly come out in 10 years!
Me: 👁💧👄💧👁
@JespBoi ;-; Lucky you
It's a scientifically impossible concept, so it will never be feasible.
@@Shanaoh can u explain why? I’m dumb
@@ursecretadmirer6900 first of all, it's maintenance hell because of it's sheer complexity. Second, we don't know if the steel tubes can handle pressures from the outside if the pressure in the inside is drastically reduced. And third, not a single hyperloop human test run has ever surpassed the shinkansen's speed. Just so you know, we already have trains faster than the shinkansen, which has maximum speed of 320 kph. Some even go up to 400 kph+. One is already operational in Shanghai. Japan also broke the world record when it test runned their maglev train at a max speed of 603 kph, and it will be operational in about a decade. Why are we investing in hyperloops?
@JespBoi too optimistic of you to assume that youd be alive 10years later, unless you're in Tuvalu
Ah, i see the transportation's still a Virgin Hyperloop then if its finished , it would be a chad hyperloop :O
Hyperloop to travel to different countries now that would be crazy
They're saying it like magnetic levitation was invented yesterday and not decades ago...
OK Boomer
@@insectbite1714 this is why "ok boomer" memes die so fast
Any maglev trains running in the US? I know they're common in Japan, but I can't think of anything happening over here....the reasoning, I heard, have something to do with terrains in the US + maglev trains being too expensive to run.
@@IHeartNoise maglev can't take turns effectively and they are built over short distance, 30km is the longest believe so US doesnt want them due to short distance travel
Oh i get it’s the acceleration
Who would win: one huge vacuum tube VS a single gunshot
even better: A single slingshot 🤣😂
even better: itself
The huge vacuum I’d assume
Absolutely, entropy wins. Single point massive failures crash entire system for years
Airplanes work because of infinite corridors in sky, one crash is completely independent of the parallel throughput. Hyperloop will never work above ground, I would never get on it. In space or Mars it may be relevant. interestingly Elon got other people to spend their money on researching it because it will never be viable on Earth
so basically just maglev trains built in futuristic shapes. Nice innovations Elon.
What happens if one of those vacuum pumps suddenly fails? Is the loop simply slowed down? Do the passengers get pancaked into a wall of air?
Before you go Investing in this BS. Look at the Thunderf00t video where he points out all the flaws using Physics.
Here’s one of the latest Thunderf00t ‘debunking’ videos about hyperloop:
📺 th-cam.com/video/VrbstnzbhZA/w-d-xo.html
(25 minute video)
So far it's theories plus you don't have to invest just watch and learn on whether they succeed or not
Same people said humans can't fly
@@bunnygirl8482 people laughed at Einstein, people also laughed at bozo the clown. sometimes the physics say no. th-cam.com/video/RNFesa01llk/w-d-xo.html
@@bunnygirl8482 achieving speed is not the problem safety and economics is the problem
So far just a small tunnel. Thunderf00t channel goes over the hyperloop.. you should get him on, he is a literal rocket engineer who says its all bogus, so far
The hyperscam is just to please investors, not actually innovate travel
Immediately thought of Thunderf00t while watching this video.
This thunder guys seems rubbish, the science he presents does not pass high school scrutiny level.
What do you know, people love click baits. Maybe his other videos are ok, but based on hyperloop's he is totally off.
I saw the video and i didn't really see any valid criticism apart from the timescale
@@Zones33 we like to call it the hypeloop
Remember when 12 years ago Elon said “in 10 years I will put man on mars” yeah, this will just turn out as good 😂
I have an idea.
Using my imaginary train,
We can go from India to America in just a second.
It's possible but it will be very costly
Really not an ounce of scepticism in the whole video? Drink the coolaid.
Here’s one of the latest Thunderf00t ‘debunking’ videos about hyperloop:
📺 th-cam.com/video/VrbstnzbhZA/w-d-xo.html
(25 minute video)
Funny how they're not doing a story on Musk's million robotaxis due on the streets in the next week....oh wait.
Sweet! Looking forward to the $4000 per month transit pass for my daily commutes.
It will probally become cheaper as it’s more common
there's people who can afford it and believe me, it's the same morons out of touch that invest in this stuff and think it's "the future".
@@ceebacs8834 Yeah like just like American healthcare
@@hatefulgaming1800 🤣🤣🤣
So how about connecting those pods together to make a Hyperpod, and ditch the idea of vaccum, and run them on steel hypertrack ?
hey business insider now do an update about this scam
yea just imagine wHEN SHIT GOES BAD that thing becomes a rocket
And an airplane wouldn't?
The hyper loop is a very set condition, I don’t see much room for error with one of those
@@woopy15 lose screws,extreme weather or earthquake,terrorists attacks,etc
@@woopy15 nothing perfect it's best to imagine the worst case in every possibility and plan for it.
Actually it decelerates.
Thunderf00t already debunked this whole thing as a hoax.
Wow....107 miles in 6.25 seconds. That's like 61,632 MPH. Awesome!
Aaaand it's gone
A passenger inside the hyperloop be like:
I need air let me open the pod
You just hit the nail on the head. The literal worse situation.
Same with an airplane though, same kind of risk with the air being pressurized inside. I think people have already accepted the fact they can't get fresh air on an airplane
I think it would be better if we put so much money in protecting the environment, so that our lives can be more pure.In today's time, the technology created by people are disturbing the balance of nature, It's our loss👎
Karens: my children want to puke!! *opens the door without learning it can kill her
Killing all on board
@@lavish4094 technology will have to be part of nature for it to be a real technological breakthrough!
"Working and living between 2 cities could be the norm"
anyone living literally anywhere other than U.S: bruh
Or the USA. 98% of my coworkers live in other cities.
Do non-Americans just think we all do everything in one city and don't go anywhere else lol? I live in a neighborhood about 30-45 minutes away from where I work which is in Atlanta. Based off of the borders of both the city I live in and the city of Atlanta, I'm pretty sure those are two different cities 😂
@@buddyfett1341 why would you live in another city from where you work. I don't get these comments
My dad traveled to a different city everyday for over 30 years for work and we live in America.
The USA has 19,495 cities. If the average city has 4 boarders, there are 77,980 city boarders where you will on a daily average shop, work, eat, and live in 2 different cities.
Riding a straight, almost super sonic, basically floating roller-coaster to work everyday? You don't gotta ask me twice to go 😂
I think a future high subsonic airliner traveling 700 mph would be more practical and profitable.
I think literally the only reason this was designed so that elon can get from home to work with no traffic and no other reason
Texas to cali
No, he knows it's a scam and will literally never become a reality. It's just marketing for him, using an idea that is over 100 years old,that he stole and just used flashy marketing for, to try to act like it is new and realistic, even though scientists and engineers keep saying it will never happen, and if it did, it would be significantly more expensive and more dangerous than maglev and planes.
Well planes were also fancy idea for thousands of years. If people are scared , we wont even turn on lights. Its 120 v on the other side. U work on it and make it relatively safe. That is the whole point na
elon never invented it