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But in Mars you already have low pressure density. Can you not just run regular HSR there?
by rohit2412 9y ago
But in Mars you already have low pressure density. Can you not just run regular HSR there?
- newnewpdro 9y agoOnly if everyone is expected to be wearing space suits. I wasn't thinking the engineering of the tube, more the vehicles operating within. Assuming that there's a desire to have plain-clothed passengers. On mars or the moon you might have separated habitats connected by rail, the cars themselves could utilize the mature tech from that old hyperloop thing we've been relying on for decades and millions of passengers use every day, etc..
- rohit2412 9y agoUmm what? There is still regular air pressure in a HSR. My question is why run something in vacuum when you can just run it in the regular low pressure