easier to get into. the full size pot is expected to fit around 25 people, but more importantly than that, it s going to house all of the tech that makes this hyperloop system work. that is important because if something breaks or goes wrong, all they have to do is remove the pod and fix it somewhere else, instead of going into the tube and potentially disrupting a lot of travel. 0ne potentially disrupting a lot of travel. one of the key components of hyperloop travel is the ability to go really, really fast. so they designed away for the pubs to levitate using opposing magnets which in theory will help it go as fast as an aeroplane. the pods will travel in tubes about this size, and should be able to reach speeds of up to 670 mph. that is fast enough to get you from london to paris in under half an hour. the system of tubes can be built on land, overwater or underground, and maybe, just maybe one day, across oceans. by building an
josh was on board for the maiden voyage. it was absolutely incredible, it was surreal to be sitting inside of a hyperloop and the ride itself, you felt a little bit of acceleration, sort of like you would have in a sports car. so this is just a beta version of the pod. the final one is expected to be a lot bigger, think the size of a bus, but also a lot easier to get into. the full size pod is expected to fit around 25 people, but more importantly than that, it s going to house all of the tech that makes this hyperloop system work. now that s important because if something breaks or goes wrong, all they have to do is remove the pod and fix it somewhere else, instead of going into the tube and potentially disrupting a lot of travel. one of the key components of hyperloop travel is the ability to go really, really fast. so they designed away for the pods to levitate so they designed a way for the pods to levitate
a long way. and in november of last year they successfully completed their first passenger test. they travelled 500 metres in 15 seconds, going as fast as 107mph. yes, yes! josh was on board for the maiden voyage. it was absolutely incredible, it was surreal to be sitting inside of a hyperloop and the ride itself, you felt a little bit of acceleration, sort of like you would have in a sports car. so this is just a beta version of the pod. the final one is expected to be a lot bigger, think the size of a bus, but also a lot easier to get into. the full size pod is expected to fit around 25 people, but more importantly than that, it s going to house all of the tech that makes this hyperloop system work. now that s important because if something breaks or goes wrong, all they have to do is remove the pod and fix it somewhere else, instead of going into the tube and potentially disrupting a lot of travel.