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> near vacuum inside the tubes This isn't true at all. The tube will still have air inside of it, you just need higher pressure behind the car than the air in
by riffic 10y ago
> near vacuum inside the tubes
This isn't true at all. The tube will still have air inside of it, you just need higher pressure behind the car than the air in front.
The cars themselves work a lot in the same way a cylindrical air hockey table would work.
- Pxtl 10y agoThe current hyperloop company has deviated substantially from Musk's design - now it's just narrow train in a semi-evacuated tunnel.