A new Hyperloop line in Nevada has experienced a problem, the train disappearing from radar while still in a closed tunnel. 12 hours later, the train started moving again on its own. The doors opened… Dr. Emily Carter is always the skeptic in the room. At 42, with a sharp bob, wire-rimmed glasses, and a no-nonsense attitude honed over years in Silicon Valley, she is the chief engineer of Neuralink Transit, the company behind the first operational Hyperloop line in the United States. The project

A company is building a giant tube in the desert to perform the first Hyperloop test. | Mashable

#IITMadras, with support from the Ministry of Railways, has now developed India's first #hyperloop test track which is 422 meters long and allows a high-speed train to travel in a near-vacuum tube at speeds of more than 1,000 km/h. | Hindustan Times