The sense of the future high-speed air pressure train speeds up to 6400 kilometers per hour

In fact, the air pressure-driven train is not a completely new concept. More than 100 years have passed before similar proposals have been made. At that time, Robert Goddard, a US rocket pioneer, proposed a similar proposal. In science fiction, even in the famous sci-fi movie Star Trek.

An American designer recently designed a super high-speed train that can exceed 6,000 kilometers per hour

This is a cylindrical train that runs in an airtight pipeline

The train uses air pressure differential to push forward. When all the air in front of the train is drawn, the difference in air pressure behind the train will push the train to run at high speed in the pipeline.

According to foreign media reports, forget about the futuristic supersonic passenger aircraft in science fiction movies! An American designer named Darryl Oyster recently developed an ultra-high-speed train program that is said to be able to transport passengers from New York to London within one hour. Amazing 4000 miles (about 6400 kilometers) can be achieved. This train, called "Vactrain", is a cylindrical train that runs in an airtight pipeline. When all the air in front of the train is drawn out, the difference in air pressure behind the train will push the train to travel at high speed in the pipeline.

Olste’s company ET3 has successfully sold 60 copies of the 6-man version of the vacuum pipeline transport permit, but he said that the potential of this design in terms of speed and capability has not yet been fully demonstrated. He said that his Vactrain design would be an ideal tool for connecting scattered cities, and it would be able to cross the bottom of the water at a well-designed depth. He also stated that his train design can achieve much higher performance than modern high-speed trains at a much lower price, and its power consumption per kilometre is also much lower. According to Olste, this design is expected to become a reality within 10 years.