First Human Virgin Hyperloop Test Performed in Las Vegas, Us – Las Vegas: First time human seated hyperloop test

It was first tested by a human passenger sitting on a Virgin Hyperloop in Las Vegas, USA. This test is considered important towards introducing this technology for human use. The test took place at a speed of 160 kmph. However, it has been claimed that the Hyperloop will be able to travel at a speed of 960 kilometers per hour. Virgin Hyperloop has attributed the short speed to its shorter route. It is currently only 500 meters long.

About 100 km long route will have to be built for maximum speed test. The company's chief technical officers Josh Ziegel and Sarah Lucian attended the test. He was seated with a seat belt in a hyperloop pod as large as 2 people. The company believes that it will soon be able to make such hyperloop pods. In which 25-30 people can sit together. They can be used as train coaches.

How Hyperloop Technology Works

Many companies see this technology as an alternative to future transportation, although trials are still ongoing. Hyperloop is actually a vacuum tube based technique. Pods are passed through this giant tube like a train. These pods float forward in the magnetic field, so they can be run at very fast, even speeds of around 600 mph.

Estimated to be completed by 2025

The company estimates that the tests will be completed by 2025 and can then be started for the use of common citizens. However, there are challenges from finance to scientific theories. The company claims that it will be able to travel thousands of citizens per hour through it.

Elon Musk aims New York to Washington in 30 minutes

Elon Musk, an entrepreneur and innovator on hyperloop technology, has also been working since 2013. According to him, his plan was given verbal consent by the US government in 2017. He is making it from New York to Washington DC. It takes about 4 hours to travel between these cities. Musk claims that Hyperloop will be able to reach here in just 30 minutes.

It was first tested by a human passenger sitting on a Virgin Hyperloop in Las Vegas, USA. This test is considered important towards introducing this technology for human use. The test took place at a speed of 160 kmph. However, it has been claimed that the Hyperloop will be able to travel at a speed of 960 kilometers per hour. Virgin Hyperloop has attributed the short speed to its shorter route. It is currently only 500 meters long.

About 100 km long route will have to be built for maximum speed test. The company's chief technical officers Josh Ziegel and Sarah Lucian attended the test. He was seated with a seat belt in a hyperloop pod as large as 2 people. The company believes that it will soon be able to make such hyperloop pods. In which 25-30 people can sit together. They can be used as train coaches.

How Hyperloop Technology Works

Many companies see this technology as an alternative to future transportation, although trials are still ongoing. Hyperloop is actually a vacuum tube based technique. Pods are passed through this giant tube like a train. These pods float forward in the magnetic field, so they can be run at very fast, even speeds of around 600 mph.

Estimated to be completed by 2025

The company estimates that the tests will be completed by 2025 and can then be started for the use of common citizens. However, there are challenges from finance to scientific theories. The company claims that it will be able to travel thousands of citizens per hour through it.

Elon Musk aims New York to Washington in 30 minutes

Elon Musk, an entrepreneur and innovator on hyperloop technology, has also been working since 2013. According to him, his plan was given verbal consent by the US government in 2017. He is making it from New York to Washington DC. It takes about 4 hours to travel between these cities. Musk claims that Hyperloop will be able to reach here in just 30 minutes.