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Every Prufrock that leaves the factory has over 1,000 changes from the one before it. Before it ships, we put it through a full Porpoise Test (PT) in Bastrop — a short test tunnel (typically under 200 rings) that lets both the design team and the test team gather...

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Фото профиля Mike Baier
Mike Baier1 месяц назад

Join us!

Фото профиля Responsible Texas
Responsible Texas1 месяц назад

PT4 is now a vacuum tunnel for Hyperloop testing 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

Фото профиля Mike Baier
Mike Baier1 месяц назад

@Optyu974254 We had the option to do a bunch of calcs that would ultimately be wrong to figure out how well our tunnels hold vacuum, or just test it. So we decided to test it.

Фото профиля nachos
nachos1 месяц назад

Your account is going to explode. Thanks for sharing so much detail and so often. Big Brother spaceX gonna be jelly (they peaked with RUD content)/, shifting to boring repeatable launches). Love it, thanks for boring

Фото профиля Mike Baier
Mike Baier1 месяц назад

I hope so, I’m currently not getting enough candidates through x to justify continuing to put this time in. Going to keep at it for a bit longer to see if I can get more traction.

Фото профиля nachos
nachos1 месяц назад

You know exponentials, slow then all at once. Oddly I followed lex on YouTube doing lectures before he blew up, roaring kitty (GameStop guy) one of 3 viewers when he was a "loser", garyvee years ago. I don't have anything more than a feeling but I'm confident you can blow up boring co. Reach decision makers for projects and also attract talent. You know the value of attracting even 1 or 2 people is invaluable. Lots of great companies you compete with, but also bet one day Elon reposts. Grind til it blows up. Keep posting the amazing stuff you do. You're doing awesome.

Фото профиля Baron de Bastrop TX
Baron de Bastrop TX1 месяц назад

@Mike__Baier I agree with nachos. Keep at it, it will definitely pay off.

Фото профиля nachos
nachos1 месяц назад

@Mike__Baier Get so popular that the haters come out,,,,boring co distrupting natural lava flows or Musk company digs secret tunnels to China 😂

Фото профиля Lightly Seared On The RSI Bliss Grill
Lightly Seared On The RSI Bliss Grill1 месяц назад

This is so effing cool. So glad to hear that the design changes and improvements are being implemented at such a scale! For the longest time I had no idea how much was changing between the machines.

Фото профиля Mike Baier
Mike Baier1 месяц назад

Our engineering teams are awesome

Фото профиля Neil Dunn
Neil Dunn1 месяц назад

Stupid question. Can Prufrock built its own above ground porpoise rings?

Фото профиля Mike Baier
Mike Baier1 месяц назад

It’s a great question. Yes, they are called half sets and they are used to react prufrocks thrust while we inch our way forward during retrieval.

Фото профиля Neil Dunn
Neil Dunn1 месяц назад

Man that’s cool. You could essentially just pop out of the ground touch up the asphalt and be done with it. Incredible. But my next question makes me think of that’s a lot of water that could be pouring down that opening, guessing you have water pumps at the trough of the tunnel?

Фото профиля Mike Baier
Mike Baier1 месяц назад

Yep. There is a dewatering system under the roads of every tunnel. We also have ways to minimize the water ingress at the portals (ends) as well

Фото профиля Hgwells1905
Hgwells19051 месяц назад

Wow, didn't know you had a vacuum tube already! 👏

Фото профиля Mike Baier
Mike Baier1 месяц назад

Here is a picture of the entrance, including the doors that automatically close when we start to pull the vacuum

Фото профиля Mike Baier
Mike Baier1 месяц назад

@hgwellszib Lowering total drag force which enables higher max speeds and lower energy consumption per mile. Think door to door, LA to DC in under an hour in the systems end state

Фото профиля Tenacious
Tenacious1 месяц назад

“• PT4 is now a vacuum tunnel for Hyperloop testing” @cybrgalaxy @Smokehbear

Фото профиля Warren Redlich - Chasing Dreams 🇺🇸
Warren Redlich - Chasing Dreams 🇺🇸1 месяц назад

How close to beating the snail?

Фото профиля $𝐚𝓷ᒎ𝐀Ⓨ
$𝐚𝓷ᒎ𝐀Ⓨ1 месяц назад

Hyper loop let's go! Casual vacuum mention

Фото профиля WW G1
WW G11 месяц назад

Would this be considered tunneling with a porpoise?

Фото профиля Wuki
Wuki1 месяц назад

Porpoise testing? Hell yes. Sign me up. 🤝 just dropped a follow

Фото профиля Technidiot
Technidiot1 месяц назад

I figured we are creating an autonomous mining machine that can land and begin creating tunnels suitable for habitats in hostile environments... you know, Moon, Mars, and Such. If so I can dig it!

Фото профиля JMdenhartog
JMdenhartog1 месяц назад

@JoeTegtmeyer @Pura_Vida310 Maybe some boring job would be interesting?

Фото профиля SED210
SED2101 месяц назад

@JoeTegtmeyer Beat the snail!

Фото профиля R
R1 месяц назад

Neat, so your tunnel is a Porpoise with a Purpose.

Фото профиля 🦊 Baby Blu≡
🦊 Baby Blu≡1 месяц назад

@JoeTegtmeyer Bastrop in 10 years from now 👇

Фото профиля Rani G
Rani G1 месяц назад

Dulles really needs a pedestrian tunnel to replace those raised shuttle buses.

Фото профиля Dave Trey
Dave Trey1 месяц назад

So what ? Are we supposed to be impressed by a FRIGGIN HOLE IN THE GROUND ? Fine, you MIGHT have automated some stages. How is any of this supposed to to change any game ?

Фото профиля Stephanie Weier
Stephanie Weier1 месяц назад

I love these updates!

Фото профиля john M
john M1 месяц назад

How tight a curve can this do?

Фото профиля Mike Baier
Mike Baier1 месяц назад

I don’t think we’ve made that info public yet

Фото профиля john M
john M1 месяц назад

I understand. 😎👍. Will be in touch shortly.

Фото профиля co1n3a7r
co1n3a7r1 месяц назад

The moon needs this.

Фото профиля NemGee
NemGee1 месяц назад

@JoeTegtmeyer and then there will be a tunnel gridlock same as what happens on the surface streets

Фото профиля Air Thumbs
Air Thumbs1 месяц назад

Great way of testing a system that can be used on the Moon or Mars. Of course in those systems the vacuum will be outside. 😮

Фото профиля WuTangFund
WuTangFund1 месяц назад

When are you drilling on mars?

Фото профиля Neostrix
Neostrix1 месяц назад

That's impressive! It's great to see such attention to detail in the manufacturing process. How do you ensure consistency among those changes?

Фото профиля someone
someone1 месяц назад

Why are there stairs for cars?

Фото профиля Sarge Enzyme
Sarge Enzyme1 месяц назад

Have them build parts of the "Hive" as their test tunnels, Elon's always wanted a lair

Фото профиля cy_nuris
cy_nuris1 месяц назад

You guys are doing awesome things

Фото профиля A.M.
A.M.1 месяц назад

thats goods

Фото профиля Julian Lundberg
Julian Lundberg1 месяц назад

Oh yikes. So you're actively testing Hyperloop designs? Care to share any early results?

Фото профиля Kwonil Lee 이권일
Kwonil Lee 이권일1 месяц назад

CG 가 아니예요??

Фото профиля James Whitte
James Whitte1 месяц назад

Is the plan to double the size after you reach full maturity on the tech with this sized system to allow for a 2 lane etc?

Фото профиля Brad Martin
Brad Martin1 месяц назад

@JoeTegtmeyer There is a huge need for pedestrian/bicycle tunnels that go under freeways and busy boulevards for schoolchildren.

Фото профиля Alan E
Alan E1 месяц назад

These tunnels seem like they would make great bomb shelters under cities like Kyiv. Have you ever tested them for that purpose?

Фото профиля DecisiveTv
DecisiveTv1 месяц назад

@JoeTegtmeyer Hyperloop testing is insanely awesome

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