Scientists are developing the world's first Infinity Train
The Australian engineering company behind the plan, Fortescue Future Industries, said it would remove the need for any trains to be powered by diesel.
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The Australian engineering company behind the plan, Fortescue Future Industries, said it would remove the need for any trains to be powered by diesel.
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