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Maglev High Speed Rail Hovering Flying Trains Japan is building
a hover rail transportation system. Maglev High Speed Rail in Japan will
connect the Island’s 3 largest cities, Tokyo, Nagoya and Kyoto, covering 300
miles in about 67 minutes, at a speed of 300 mph. Smooth Train Ride The Maglev
technology will use powerful magnetic charges, to elevate the train above a
concrete guideway, without the need for steel wheels, providing a smooth ride
at significant speeds. Private Financing It is being
financed without public money, at a cost of US $85 billion and the line is
being built by JR Central. Environment There are
environmental concerns. Felicity McCullough |
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Maglev High Speed Rail
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Subject Matter: #Maglev #HighSpeedRail #Japan #Tokyo #Nagoya #Kyoto #megaproject #learnsomethingnew #FelicityMcCullough Documentary: Kevin MacLeod Music: Chris Zabriskie (free music archive) Incompetech.com Purple Planet #KevinMacleod #ChrisZabriskie #BrycePlank #urbanplanning #sustainableurbandesign #BrendanPlank |
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Key Words: Maglev, High Speed Rail, Japan, Tokyo, Nagoya, Kyoto, Mega
Project LEARN SOMETHING NEW, Felicity McCullough, Bryce Plank, |
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19 July 2015 |
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