China's hyperloop completes first test runs, pushing ahead in race for ultra-fast land transport | South China Morning Post
An on-board 2G HTS magnets system with cooling-power-free and persistent-current operation for ultrahigh speed superconducting maglevs | Scientific Reports
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China has beaten Elon Musk in his own game and successfully tested its own Hyperloop train inside a vacuum tube. They will soon test trains that reach a top speed of 621 mph. - Luxurylaunches
Super MagLev Train Can Travel Twice the Speed of Sound, Hit 1800MPH in Special Vacuum Tube - TechEBlog
Super MagLev Train Can Travel Twice the Speed of Sound, Hit 1800MPH in Special Vacuum Tube - TechEBlog
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Ultra-efficient 4,000 mph vacuum-tube trains – why aren't they being built?
China debuts 385mph prototype magnetic levitation train | Electrek
Beijing's bullet train aims to go 1,000 km/h
This 'super bullet maglev' train will travel at 620kmh | Stuff.co.nz
China's experimental maglev train could give hyperloop a run for its money
Chinese Loop Vacuum Tech Allows Super-Maglev Trains to Reach 1,800 MPH
New record brings superconductors closer to the mainstream
China unveils maglev train prototype with designed speed of 620 km/h - CGTN
China testing super-maglev train that runs at 1,000 km/h - People's Daily Online
China completes maglev prototype, fastest land vehicle with peak speed of 620 km/h - Global Times
Update: China unveils prototype superfast maglev train - Xinhua | English.news.cn
China testing super-maglev train that runs at 1,000 km/h - People's Daily Online
The Fastest train ever built | The complete physics of it - YouTube
How are superconductors kept at very low temperatures in maglev trains? - Quora
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