Vehicle Magnetic Levitation - Flying Cars

Superconductors in magnetic levitation

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• levitate
• galactic
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[astoriaq333]

Would you happen to have all of the songs? Thank you.

[ArchangelSandalphon]

Parker And Hanson - Let Me Be

Theme Chicago Bulls Starting Line up Tune

Dj Tinman - Dreaming of this moment

[prozrachno]

The experiments shown are awesome, very intriguing! But I agree with klonedklein that this concrete, greenless, robotic future is a rather bleak and grim one. I would wish to see a better, more mentally and socially advanced humanity in the future, not simply technology-fused zombie humans

[klonedklein]

great science, but old if it is being seen by the general public these days. One day we will share in real time, not 50 yrs later after the masters have already developed what they want you to have.

ONE BIG Negative in the futuristic 'vision' is: A Concrete city with pollution, not beautiful and clear.... AND it is missing natural beauty, such as Trees and other greenery; like on tops of buildings or anywhere.

So, you can have it; it is amazing, the tech... but keep the lifeless void

peace

[YoLninYo]

Because Trance music can make any mother fucking thing levitate! YO!

[blog737]

@ffgerty you're on to something. i'm in the process of creating "magnetic skirts" built into the side-panel structure of cars on the road today to mitigate collision impact force!

[darkrigh3]

this video is very depressing, sorry ~.~.........

[DwayneLeroice]

Am I the only one here to his quite confused on the explanation for how the technology demonstrated in the intro to this video works. I mean I see levitating trains and other passenger vehicles but there is no indication of a major power source or any other mechanisms that powers these forms of transportation. However its understandable for this to be someone's ideology of what our future of transportation will be.

[DwayneLeroice]

@rjhrjh3 not necessarily. I'm under assumption your solution involves supercooling a superconductor to critical temperature allowing it to levitate on a magnetic surface. Yes that will work. But roads and highways of magnets will cost trillions or maybe even more to design, build and maintain. I am researching this at NASA and its plausible but we don't have the resources to make such a dramatic transformation.

[Kookas]

@darkangel21pr Network latency would make cars try to "drive through" each other, they might think a car is somewhere else because of lag or something.. I wouldn't trust that idea..

[kristimjlove]

@prozrachno When the Lord Jesus Christ is ruling.....it will be wonderful!!!

[rjhrjh3]

Problem 1. Get a cheap superconductor that can be cooled by dry ice. Then there will be a revolution in transport.

And whoever makes this will be rich.

[ffgerty]

Couldn't you put magnets on the side of the car to avoid the cars crashing into anything? Not talking about flying ships, but new transport. Well unless it has health side effects, much better than fossil fuels, or perhaps i don't know enough about it.