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But given that trains stop periodically, and we know how to build rapid-recharge energy storage devices, that might not be a problem
by grandinj 11y ago
But given that trains stop periodically, and we know how to build rapid-recharge energy storage devices, that might not be a problem
- kuschku 11y agoThis is HSR done on even larger scale. It will travel nonstop for 600km+. Recharging is an issue there. (I don’t know if you have ever used High Speed Rail, but usually it’s a direct city-city transport, only connecting the largest cities in the region, and often going for a long time uninterrupted. Many countries, like Germany and Japan, even decided to put HSR onto completely separate rails)