PERHAPS THE TRAIN OF THE FUTURE ?

WILL MY TRAIN BECOME THE TRAIN OF THE FUTURE?
Participation at www.project10tothe100.com.
My name is Daniel Urlings. I am record holder of 8 world records (GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS).
I am also inventor and author of books.
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• levitation
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[brucelee7150]

i like the hexagonal shape, looks really sturdy for high speeds nice work

[danlux5]

@brucelee7150

Thank you for all your comments on my videos.

[iwatchfunny]

Its a nice tunnel...

iv had a idea for ages - the biggest problem in the underground is wind resistance... lets suck all the air out of the tunnel and makes trains sooo much faster!

[danlux5]

@iwatchfunny

Yes, very good. I had the same idea. I also think that it would not be necessary to suck all the air: a part of it would be enough.

[Cybertronic72388]

It has a bit of a retro-futurist design to it. I love it!

[astrialkil]

@starsquid they need to put that show on hulu!

[TheAdigahero]

toooooooooo much stress on the lower sliding beams

[starsquid]

In Space 1999, the 70's Science Fiction TV series had a transport tube concept almost identical, except the cars were cylindrical. It was used to get around the sprawling "Moon Base Alpha" complex.

[Nekosys]

@iwatchfunny Don't worry, it takes time.

[Nekosys]

@danlux5 if were to be partially evacuated, then it wouldn't go fast at all. Might as well travel out in the open.

[iwatchfunny]

@Nekosys yay il get to america quickly now, anyways, removing such a huge volume of air is really difficult though!

[Nekosys]

That's like the all new BART train from SF bay area.