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A British vlogger recently experienced China’s new superconducting maglev train prototype, which can zoom through the countryside at 600 km/h, during a visit to the National Railway Track Test Center in Beijing.

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Фото профиля henk
henk1 год назад

How on earth is it possible that a country like China can do all these great things ? In Europe we are pretty okay with our railroads however looking at this we are 25 years behind. And I don't even mention the US passenger trains because their is hardly any descent train to find . next time when I am in China I am so going to try travelling by train.

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JB1 год назад

Coming soon to Los Angeles.....NOT

Фото профиля Alex
Alex1 год назад

Incredible

Фото профиля Boycott China
Boycott China1 год назад

Did the British vlogger also visit one of China’s famous water parks?

Фото профиля RealAmericanPatriot
RealAmericanPatriot1 год назад

Exceptional! 😃

Фото профиля 野狐禅
野狐禅1 год назад

China is a dangerous country to travel, you will be imprisoned for no reason

Фото профиля Kronatom Founder
Kronatom Founder1 год назад

Imagine if we could one day increase h, the height between maglev trains and their rails. That shift could let maglev systems float higher creating an intermediate layer between cars and low-flying vehicles.

Фото профиля Xitler Jinping
Xitler Jinping1 год назад

so basically an amusement park

Фото профиля CMac
CMac1 год назад

White Monkey business. Anyone can make a prototype and make claims.

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