Near future
Contacts
  • Home
  • Tech
  • Health
  • Environment
  • Architecture
  • energia
  • Transportation
  • Spazio
  • AI
  • concepts
  • Gadgets
  • Italy Next
  • H+
May 21, 2022

Coronavirus / Russia-Ukraine

Near future

News to understand, anticipate, improve the future.

No Result
View All Result

News to understand, anticipate, improve the future.

Read in:  Chinese (Simplified)EnglishFrenchGermanItalianJapanesePortugueseRussianSpanish

Hyperloop plans Amsterdam Paris route in 90 minutes

Yet another section in Hyperloop's plans, this time in Holland. Only 90 minutes will pass between Amsterdam and Paris. We can not wait!

Gianluca Ricciodi Gianluca Riccio
in Transportation
Share26Pin13Tweet16SendShare4ShareShare3
April 19 2020
⚪ Reads in 2 minutes
A A

The proposals to create a Hyperloop network continue, albeit slowly due to coronavirus. But time plays in favor of this means of transport of the future, sustainable and very fast.

Since yesterday, the results of the feasibility study on a route from Amsterdam to Paris have been discussed in the Netherlands. The paper establishes the economic feasibility of the route, which would connect the two European capitals in just 90 minutes.

Allegedly more sustainable than aviation and faster than today's high-speed trains, Hyperloop may be the future of domestic, international and even continental travel.

Maybe you are also interested

Smart Circular Bridge, the linen bridge born from artificial intelligence

SAWA, seriously green condominium: Rotterdam has its own wooden 'giant'

Offshore wind, Holland launches largest freshwater park

Self-driving “Roboats” ready for testing on the canals of Amsterdam

The report says Hyperloop could carry 200.000 passengers per hour. Travelers could reach Paris from Amsterdam in less than half the time it currently takes by train and roughly the same time as a direct flight.

Other routes

The study suggests that Brussels would also be less than an hour away from Amsterdam thanks to Hyperloop.

Hardt Hyperloop, the Dutch branch of the consortium, had already started a test facility in June 2019. Today, the results of this report mark the start of the next phase.

It looks like a victory on paper, but questions remain about the feasibility of Hyperloop.

Part of Hyperloop's appeal is its sci-fi credentials (the idea of ​​sleek, aerodynamic capsules whizzing in a pressurized tube), but the concept is still in its infancy.

There are doubts that pods will be suitable for all ages and how easy it is to evacuate a pod in an emergency.

In addition, a lot of money needs to be invested in the startup phase, and government effort is also needed.

Other similar companies around the world continue their attempts to advance the technology, originally born from the owner of Tesla (and many other companies) Elon Musk. From the efforts of Hyperloop Italia led by our Gabriele Gresta to other world realities, everything moves towards the realization of this extraordinary medium.

In 2017, Virgin Hyperloop One built a life-size pod that reached a speed of 387 kilometers per hour on a test track in Nevada.

Dubai-based supply chain company Virgin Hyperloop One and DP World got the go-ahead from a state government in India in 2019 to develop a line between the cities of Mumbai and Pune.

One is enough. As it was with the terno. As soon as the first Hyperloop starts, others will probably follow.

tags: hyperloopHolland
Previous post

Coronavirus, genes change gravity: a test can tell who should be vaccinated first

Next Post

New study: you can have the same amount of food with half the land cultivated

COLLABORATE

To submit articles, disclose the results of a research or scientific discoveries write to the editorial staff
  • Domus trimaran

    Domus, crazy zero-emission trimaran

    12107 Shares
    Share 4840 Tweet 3025
  • Plastic recycling, shock report: "it doesn't work, and it will never work"

    4371 Shares
    Share 1748 Tweet 1093
  • Create 'renewable' or rather 'perpetual' bio photovoltaic cells

    8267 Shares
    Share 3306 Tweet 2066
  • Hermeus tries it: hypersonic planes of 6000 kilometers per hour

    2733 Shares
    Share 1093 Tweet 683
  • Unreal Engine 5, crazy: it doesn't stand out from reality

    5839 Shares
    Share 2335 Tweet 1460

archive

Have a look here:

Medicine

Covid-19 cure, updates from Peking University

Not just a vaccine. The encouraging developments of a possible Covid-19 cure deserve our full attention. Here are the latest ...

Read More
overdose from psychotropic drugs

Overdose from psychiatric drugs, it is booming in young USA

technological weapons

Still new US technological weapons in the event of the third world war

tumors

Researchers find a common denominator that connects all cancers

Back to school: the ideal post Covid (with or without virus) would be like this

Next Post

New study: you can have the same amount of food with half the land cultivated

The daily tomorrow

Futuroprossimo.it provides news on the future of technology, science and innovation: if there is something that is about to arrive, here it has already arrived. FuturoProssimo is part of the network ForwardTo, studies and skills for future scenarios.

Subscribe to our newsletter

Environment
Architecture
Artificial intelligence
Gadgets
concepts
Design

Staff
Archives
Advertising
Privacy Policy

Medicine
Spazio
Robotica
Work
Transportation
energia

To contact the FuturoProssimo editorial team, write to redazione@futuroprossimo.it

Chinese Version
Édition Française
Deutsche Ausgabe
Japanese version
English Edition
Edição Portuguesa
Русское издание
Spanish edition

The daily tomorrow

Futuroprossimo.it provides news on the future of technology, science and innovation: if there is something that is about to arrive, here it has already arrived. FuturoProssimo is part of the network ForwardTo, studies and skills for future scenarios.

Chinese Version
Édition Française
Deutsche Ausgabe
Japanese version
English Edition
Edição Portuguesa
Русское издание
Spanish edition

Staff
Archives
Advertising
Privacy Policy

Subscribe to our newsletter

To contact the FuturoProssimo editorial team, write to redazione@futuroprossimo.it

Categories

This work is distributed under license Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International.
© 2021 Futuroprossimo

No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • Tech
  • Health
  • Environment
  • Architecture
  • energia
  • Transportation
  • Spazio
  • AI
  • concepts
  • Gadgets
  • Italy Next
  • H+
This site uses cookies. By continuing to read it, you consent to their use.