🚄💨 Blink and you’ll miss it! This December, the Chinese mainland smashed a new world record, launching a maglev train from 0 to 700 km/h in just 2 seconds.
On a 400-meter superconducting magnet track, the train levitated with almost zero friction, rocketing forward faster than you can say 'hyper-speed.' Then, in a smooth, bullet-like glide, it came to a safe stop.
Why does this matter? This breakthrough puts the Chinese mainland at the cutting edge of maglev technology and lays the groundwork for even wilder ideas. Think vacuum-tube transport systems that can connect cities in minutes or futuristic launch platforms that could help spacecraft escape Earth’s pull.
For students, engineers, and tech fans, it’s proof that the limits of speed are still being pushed. The next stop? Longer tracks, higher speeds, and maybe one day, a ride straight into the stars! 🌟🚀
Reference(s):
cgtn.com
