China completes superconducting test run for 1,000km/h ultra high-speed maglev train | South China Morning Post

China has completed a superconducting test run for its ultra high-speed train that aims for speeds of up to 1,000km/h (621mph) in a low-vacuum tube. If successful, it will become the fastest means of on-ground transport. The “T-Flight” will someday carry passengers and cargo between mega cities in China. The team ha…

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