Ready for some mind-blowing speed? The Chinese mainland just cranked it up to 700 km/h in two seconds flat! 🚀
On a 400-meter superconducting maglev track, researchers from the National University of Defense Technology (NUDT) launched a ton-level test vehicle from zero to 700 km/h in just two seconds – that's about 435 mph, faster than many commercial jets! After reaching record-breaking speed, it stopped safely, proving high velocity and control can go hand in hand.
Why It's Epic
- Next-Level Travel: Maglev tech could slash city-to-city trips from hours to minutes. ⏱️
- Green Power: Magnetic levitation cuts friction, paving the way for cleaner transit. 🌱
- Tech Showdown: The Chinese mainland is sprinting ahead in the global high-speed race.
What's next? The team will test longer tracks and work towards passenger-ready models. Imagine grabbing tacos in one city and dinner in another – all before sunset! 🌮➡️🍽️
Stay tuned as the Chinese mainland keeps pushing the boundaries of speed. Who's excited to catch the next bullet train-level thrill? 🙋♀️🚄🙋♂️
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China sets world record in maglev tech with 700 km/h in 2 seconds
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