The Boring Company Reveals First Hyperloop Prototype!

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  • @ferrofil
    @ferrofil Год назад +42

    A car in a vacuum chamber...I'll stay skeptical for a while more...

    • @asiburger
      @asiburger Год назад +5

      It's incredibly ridiculous.

    • @cheshire1
      @cheshire1 Год назад +2

      they're probably just testing the depressurization.

    • @youngmo77
      @youngmo77 Год назад

      When you take the plane, you are already in a vacuum chamber 🤷🏾‍♂️

    • @Maxchillin420
      @Maxchillin420 Год назад

      @@youngmo77No you’re not lol you would die if it were a vacuum… it’s pressurised which is a lot easier to do

    • @TheRealTomahawk
      @TheRealTomahawk 11 месяцев назад

      Have you seen back to the future now that’s incredibly ridiculous

  • @paulhyland7456
    @paulhyland7456 Год назад +26

    Ladies and gentlemen...... A car in a tunnel. With a door on it (for some reason). Hyperloop is dead before it even started. Let it go.

  • @andersdannstedt5825
    @andersdannstedt5825 Год назад +11

    In Sweden, they are boring a tunnel 80 meter under ground that is 13,4 km long and 5 meters wide under the city of Stockholm at a speed of 100 meters a week.

    • @sama.2586
      @sama.2586 Год назад +1

      Stockholm sits on granite rock, super easy to tunnel through.

    • @andersdannstedt5825
      @andersdannstedt5825 Год назад

      @@sama.2586 There are granite, true but not super easy. Look at the Hallandsås tunnel, also in Sweden. That was a bit harder. Tunnel boring is not as easy as some people think. I will wait until there is proof until I cheer

    • @justonlyjohn6596
      @justonlyjohn6596 Год назад

      However, you haven't FRACKED all the ROCKS, resulting in earthquakes/seismic activity destabilizing the rocks.
      So, you're ok. The USA is not so fortunate.

    • @rhecoy2007
      @rhecoy2007 7 дней назад

      @@andersdannstedt5825

  • @MrMakeDo
    @MrMakeDo Год назад +4

    Each time we see some sort of “update” on Hyperloop it becomes more clear that the whole concept is dead on arrival. It’s been a very long time and nothing even close to the concept has been shown to work.

  • @bcfchris18
    @bcfchris18 Год назад +5

    I don't know if it's better than the Hyperloop but I have something that's definitely safer. Instead of pumping the air out of the tubes, it would be much better to just bring the air up to the speed of the train with a turbine in a closed circuit.

  • @Paul-nr6ws
    @Paul-nr6ws Год назад +5

    The doors are to keep the water out. No drainage in that tunnel.

  • @roxter299roxter7
    @roxter299roxter7 Год назад +31

    Looks like a walkway under the highway with a door on it to me. I think he is trolling us. 😂

    • @taeril1
      @taeril1 Год назад +3

      Maybe, but as well you could walk faster if tunnel is near vacuum, sure you might lose some time dressing up on astronaut suit to be able to walk through the tunnel.
      But this shouldn't be problem as every time you walk in near vacuum, you will be generating data we can use to plan walking on the Mars

    • @philipprapp9356
      @philipprapp9356 Год назад

      @@taeril1 You know that cars are not air tight right? Have fun suffocating.

    • @taeril1
      @taeril1 Год назад +1

      @@philipprapp9356 I was talking about walking in space suit, for this few hundred metres you really don't need a car

    • @MrPDawes
      @MrPDawes Год назад

      I doubt they can pressurize concrete segmented tunnel lining too.

    • @Zydraxis
      @Zydraxis Год назад +1

      he is. ppl didnt getit yet he is the biggest conman

  • @mcarpenter2917
    @mcarpenter2917 Год назад +12

    I've come to the conclusion that the hyperloop is a research project for trains on Mars :)

    • @blinded6502
      @blinded6502 Год назад

      Imagine having a one huge railway stretching along an orthodrome

    • @asiburger
      @asiburger Год назад

      ... Moving the goal post for daddy Musk?

    • @mcarpenter2917
      @mcarpenter2917 Год назад

      @@asiburger I'm holding out for teleportation.

    • @mcarpenter2917
      @mcarpenter2917 Год назад

      @Ianardo Just a quicker version of getting older, Maybe the worry is we'd end up with multiable copies of me, not sure we'd like that 😂😂

    • @phdonme1
      @phdonme1 3 месяца назад

      Cope
      Every single hyperloop company out of business son
      Keep worshiping a fraud

  • @theaninova
    @theaninova Год назад +15

    Seeing "progress" on the hyperloop is hilarious. It gets dumber with everything they do.

  • @jacksonolson1721
    @jacksonolson1721 Год назад +9

    @3:55 the diagram mentions 2x14 for seating. Is that in total for the entire vehicle? Or is that per pod and there will be like 20 pods connected? Can anyone clarify?
    I'll be honest this is much more exciting than the concept of using these tunnels for Tesla cars. Large scale public transit is desperately need in the United States. Hopefully there will be builds of this above ground. Would love to landscape while riding along and not just a white tunnel, especially if the plan is to stretch these across the U.S.

    • @mrblurleighton
      @mrblurleighton Год назад +4

      You should probably forget about it. The vacuum means that it will be extraordinarily hard to have any form of windows even above ground.
      I also don't expect them to physically join pods, since that brings back the limitations of trains, while removing advantages.

    • @jacksonolson1721
      @jacksonolson1721 Год назад +1

      @@mrblurleighton Wait just want to make sure I have this right. So the hyperloop will transport one pod that at a time, fits about 28 people (2x14 according to the diagram), has no windows, and can only go underground? Why would someone want this over a bullet train?

    • @andrewb9409
      @andrewb9409 Год назад +1

      Lol.

    • @andrewfranklin4429
      @andrewfranklin4429 Год назад

      @@mrblurleighton Musk’s proposal is not for a total vacuum, but for a lower pressure environment. Not nearly as expensive or dangerous.

    • @paulgracey4697
      @paulgracey4697 Год назад

      @@jacksonolson1721 Stop thinking 'inside' the conventional box. The Hyperloop concept is that the pods would spend no more than 1/2 hour in the tube, which would be underground only where needed to keep curves or hills from slowing from a straighter line for comfort at speed. Artificial 'windows' would provide views to sooth the passengers. If 350 miles is completed in 1/2 hour, it is only a bit longer than bullet trains in some of their longer tunnel segments where they slow down for eardrum comfort. Getting there three times as fast will attract the customers you think Hyperloop will not. Repeating 28 seats each hour in each direction(10 minutes each for unboarding, cleaning, reboarding) will boost the throughput and no onboard services are needed.
      Longer Hyperloop journeys were not considered in his original white paper, but hub and spoke service like airlines could extend the concept, or it could interchange with HSR multi-stop services that become the "Local" in transit terms. Hyperloop is meant to hasten the boring parts of an intercity journey, pun intended.

  • @RetinaBurner
    @RetinaBurner Год назад +4

    Anyone else getting Fallout vibes from that door? :)

    • @dianapennepacker6854
      @dianapennepacker6854 Год назад

      He says it in the video so yeah. Eh maybe I read your comment first subconsciously now. Screw it I'm not rewinding.
      Edit But yeah. Knowing Elon Musk and his love for Sci Fi I can see him doing it on purpose. Probably wanted the Iris type too.

    • @RetinaBurner
      @RetinaBurner Год назад

      @@dianapennepacker6854 - Lol, either way is good :)

  • @SteveWindsurf
    @SteveWindsurf Год назад +7

    BT tunnel is too short for testing hyperloop tractors at any speed, however, any vehicle going to Moon or Mars that needs to drive in a vacuum, well . . . air tight cyber truck with crater jumping gas thruster . . . yeah 🙄

  • @alfred0231
    @alfred0231 Год назад +1

    3:03 this is like 80% incorrect. All currently running bullet trains are on high speed rail, which is just normal rail technology that can handle high speeds. As shown at 3:09. They can run at a little over 200 mph. There is also a WIP maglev bullet train that can hit speeds of 350mph. There is a test strip that is built and people can ride the new maglev, but it is for demonstration.
    Of course the hyperloop will never happen. Especially not from Elon Musk. He wants everyone in a tesla not on public transport.

  • @davidwebb4904
    @davidwebb4904 Год назад +11

    Wanna ride Hyperloop? Bring your spacesuit with full life support with you…

  • @rebym
    @rebym Год назад +3

    As usual with this channel, the information is wrong. Japanese Shinkansen do NOT use maglev. There is work underway to run maglev trains, the Chuo Shinkansen between Tokyo and Nagoya but these will run at speeds up to 505 KM/H. The fastest maglev train in operation today is in Shanghai, China.
    Anyone who still thinks hyperloop has any real future is out to lunch.

  • @Smiley_101
    @Smiley_101 Год назад

    There something similar dig through the tunnel in mountain of danang . It actually pretty cool . I heard the Japanese help dig that tunnel in exchange 10 yrs or so of anyone pass through will pay a fee to them . Something like that . It’s like 16 something yrs ago . But I went through it numerous of times anytime I want to go from hue to Danang . It way better than pass through the mountain which can be dangerous and many peoples have died.. Anywho I totally support this hyperloops this all over the US ! It will make travels so much fun and cheaper. If you take out how much road constructions costs plus how many times it needs to reconstructs vs this . This will be a well worth it one time investments

  • @leonardlackey2813
    @leonardlackey2813 Год назад +2

    They may want to experiment with several types or uses for the tunnel.

  • @harrygruber2302
    @harrygruber2302 11 месяцев назад

    Come Elon , stop procrastinating, get that hyper loop going. We need it.

    • @phdonme1
      @phdonme1 3 месяца назад

      LOL out of business all of them

  • @tarkajedi3331
    @tarkajedi3331 Год назад +5

    The Boring Technology is essential for humans living away from earth. We need to be able to dig tunnels on Mars rather then surface travel. Trust me Boring brings all of humanity more then just exciting transport, this is essential technology for all of humanity.

    • @milokojjones
      @milokojjones Год назад +1

      Bruh, you are talking as if humans weren't able to dig tunnels before the boring company came to be. You aware that we've been digging tunnels for centuries now ?

    • @MrWeezy312
      @MrWeezy312 Год назад

      Maybe we should make this tech work well on Earth, and prove if life can even exist let alone thrive on mars before we plan to do anything of the sort. This is classic cart before the horse kinda thinking that gets us nowhere fast as we are so busy focusing on problems we likely never will face without the hard and boring work first. Plus there are no cars on mars and none of our current ones will work look at the rovers they are what we would need, assuming humans can make the voyage which is a huge assumption. Not to mention there are companies who have done this better safer and faster than elons. If a fire started in the Las Vegas Loop it'll be hard to escape with the tight tunnels and poisonous fumes.

    • @tarkajedi3331
      @tarkajedi3331 Год назад

      @@milokojjones Actually Boring is an amazing advance.... Here in Australia mining is very important and I know several guys who are miners and trust me what Boring is doing is huge leaps forwards....

    • @tarkajedi3331
      @tarkajedi3331 Год назад

      @@MrWeezy312 I can't agree with most of what you think....

  • @GregoryJByrne
    @GregoryJByrne 7 месяцев назад

    Don't depressurize the hyperloop pressurize it with 800 mph Jet stream flowing air.
    We broke the sound barrier of 800 mph by getting up into the jet stream which is spun 800 mph by the earth's 1,000 mph west to east rotation.

  • @niederrheiner8468
    @niederrheiner8468 Год назад +3

    Just build a Train!

  • @EuropressMusic
    @EuropressMusic Год назад +2

    japanese bullettrains DO NOT levitate. They are regular trains on tracks. A matching example would be the german Transrapid.

    • @alanmay7929
      @alanmay7929 Год назад

      Stfu!! The latest Japanese maglev recently did over 600kmh levitating it’s different from the bullet train Shinkansen

    • @juliusdavies2005
      @juliusdavies2005 Год назад +1

      I'm pretty sure that most followers of this channel are definitely not interested in facts!

  • @lucidmoses
    @lucidmoses Год назад +15

    To be fair, the anti-hyperloop people are correct based on the original proposal. If he is now proposing something that's not crazy, should it still be called Hyperloop?

    • @mrblurleighton
      @mrblurleighton Год назад +3

      Probably yes. Their whole mindset is that everyone is wrong, and the goal is to be less wrong over time. It's surprising how fast they move from being crap at something, to being the best.

    • @andrewb9409
      @andrewb9409 Год назад +7

      You mean the logical and scientific people?

    • @douggolde7582
      @douggolde7582 Год назад

      The word mega is overused and its not giga, so hyper.

    • @jebes909090
      @jebes909090 Год назад

      i like that elons new hyperloop concept has an air compressor on the front 🤣🤣🤣🤣

    • @JurassicJenkins
      @JurassicJenkins Год назад

      +8 Hyperfloof 😊

  • @Jam-In-With-Ben
    @Jam-In-With-Ben Год назад +1

    hi

  • @pointbite
    @pointbite Год назад +3

    Hyperloop for people is a moon shot. Why not hyperloop for shipping containers? Seems like a lower bar.

    • @samuelturner5489
      @samuelturner5489 Год назад +4

      Normal trains are massively more cost effective. Absolutely no need for a vacuum tube for shipping containers

    • @TexanUSMC8089
      @TexanUSMC8089 Год назад

      @@samuelturner5489 No train is cost effective. All of them have to be subsidized by the US government or they would be bankrupt in a week.

    • @D4MNF0xy
      @D4MNF0xy Год назад +1

      @@TexanUSMC8089 OK and why do you assume that digging a tunnel and then put a train / car / truck in it will somehow be cheaper than a regular highway / railway?
      Even Trucks are not "cost effective" because streets get subsidized by the government too.

    • @eleventy-seven
      @eleventy-seven Год назад +1

      @@TexanUSMC8089 Passenger trains are subsidized. Freight trains are the most energy efficient transportation per ton.

  • @emiliajojo5703
    @emiliajojo5703 Год назад +2

    There is no such thing like a hyperloop. And never will be.

  • @arcadealchemist
    @arcadealchemist Год назад

    transportation should be Free for freigh
    they could easily replace highways with tube lanes and stack them to allow for large logistics shuttles between depots then have smaller units for domestic travel and delivery

  • @KingLarbear
    @KingLarbear Год назад +6

    Ever watched thunderf00t, because hyperloop is a scam

    • @tedmoss
      @tedmoss Год назад

      Why has this idea been around for 100 years if it is a scam?

    • @Bravissimo24
      @Bravissimo24 Год назад +2

      @@tedmoss Lots of ideas for scams have been around for far longer than 100 years.

    • @KingLarbear
      @KingLarbear Год назад +4

      @@tedmoss the idea has been around for that long but there is a reason that it never came to be and that's because it is impossible due to science. So he is doing everything he can to make us believe that it can be done with cars in a tunnel versus a hyperloop. I'm not sure if he doesn't understand it can't be done or if he is actually trying to scam us, and I'm an elon fan, but he bit off more than he can chew with this one and Twitter

    • @KingLarbear
      @KingLarbear Год назад

      @@Bravissimo24 exactly and they didn't know what we know nowadays to prove it can't be done, at that time they didn't know it couldn't be done. That's why our world doesn't look like the Jetsons. And yes we can get to Mars but for now that is a pipe dream that won't happen until will after he is gone, due to his age. What he is doing is getting the conversation started but he is well ahead of his time like Mark Zuckerberg with metaverse. Everyone is so stuck in how we're living in the future that they're trying to make things happen well before they're possible, and they aren't for now for a ton of reasons. He is inspiring people who will make this possible but it is a pipe dream and a billionaire toy to play with at the moment.

    • @jaselee117
      @jaselee117 Год назад

      Its not a scam, the idea is just not feasible yet. Physically it is theoretically possible, but to practically do it there are still engineering problems that need to be solved.
      Reusable booster rockets were also considered “impossible” until someone did it. They are just engineering problems waiting for someone to make a solution.

  • @mrnobody.4069
    @mrnobody.4069 Год назад +1

    That's a model 3 not a Y

  • @TheRealTomahawk
    @TheRealTomahawk 11 месяцев назад

    You show a tesla in the Hyperloop tunnel? That gets me excited. You know maybe they’re just too afraid to use a Tesla in Hyperloop as a pod because they’re afraid that they will go into the future like the movie back to the future where they use the car. By using a car, I think you accomplish two things one people transport and two cargo transport if you use a platform made from a skateboard that is capable of maglev

  • @jahwin
    @jahwin Год назад

    Hhhh, I am from Rwanda, But the way you said Tanzania got me, by the way nice for an update.

  • @maxloewe9162
    @maxloewe9162 Год назад +1

    Wow they made a tunnel

  • @TheRealTomahawk
    @TheRealTomahawk 11 месяцев назад

    That sounds like a threat

  • @abc123fhdi
    @abc123fhdi Год назад

    was the unmodified plaid a plaid plus that was never released?

  • @kimmccloy2379
    @kimmccloy2379 Год назад +1

    Why underground? Why a car?

  • @osmanhossain676
    @osmanhossain676 Год назад +4

    I want to keep all the trains all year and every year.😢

  • @truhartwood3170
    @truhartwood3170 Год назад +3

    I see every project Musk works on as being useful/necessary on Mars. Radiation on Marses's surface is too high, so having habitats and stuff underground is necessary, hence tunnel boring machines. These tunnels will need to be pressurized, kinda the opposite of a hyperloop tunnel, but many principles will be similar, like how to seal the tunnel from air leaking in/out through the walls. The boring of the tunnels will need to be a process that can be done rapidly and at scale. The hyperloop project let's Musk become an expert on the topic and allows for the rapid iterations and learn the lessons needed to get the technology perfected before sending it to Mars (the ideal tunnel size would be about the same diameter as a Starship payload bay - 8m).

    • @alanmay7929
      @alanmay7929 Год назад

      Totally useless for mars and there is no way such massive Boring tunnel machine will be sent there! Other companies are developing much more capable and flexible solutions

    • @truhartwood3170
      @truhartwood3170 Год назад

      @@alanmay7929 The Boring Company's machine weighs 1,200 tons, and starship can carry 100 tons to Mars, so a dozen ships. Considering Elon is planning to send a thousand that doesn't seem unreasonable. Especially considering that zero effort has been put towards getting the weight down. I would guess getting the weight down to 400 tons (1/3 the current weight) shouldn't be unreasonable at all - so 4 starships (or potentially even fewer) for a machine that can dig out all their living spaces, storage spaces, food growing spaces etc. Doesn't seem rediculous to me.

    • @alanmay7929
      @alanmay7929 Год назад

      @@truhartwood3170 nonsense!!!! It weights way more than 1200 tons and it takes about 6months + to send things to mars and the other biggest problem is to land safely, also what about the cranes or tings to assemble it! Finally there are much better and cheaper survival habitats been developed with more advanced materials and composites……

    • @alanmay7929
      @alanmay7929 Год назад

      @@truhartwood3170 digging can be done in a totally vet different way than a massive TBM lol….

    • @truhartwood3170
      @truhartwood3170 Год назад +1

      @@alanmay7929 I literally looked up how much it weighs and that's what it said. Everything takes six months to send to Mars, so that's not a factor for any solution. If you're looking at habitats that you would send to Mars, there will be a crossover point where sending the habitats makes more sense vs sending equipment that builds the habitats on Mars makes more sense. Just pulling out a random number, it might be that sending enough habitats for 10 acres of total floor space might make more sense, but once you start talking about 15 - 20 acres or more then you're better off sending the equipment. I don't know where that tipping point is, but it will be there. Obviously the first habitats will be sent there, but for larger, ongoing expansion boring tunnels and lining them with concrete made from local materials seems like the only viable large-scale, long-term construction. Remember the goal is to be independent from Earth, so whatever construction method is ultimately used, it has to be something that can be done locally. Eventually, even the equipment itself will need to be produced in factories on Mars from materials mined on Mars.

  • @osmanhossain676
    @osmanhossain676 Год назад +4

    I want to keep all the Amtrak all year and every year.😢

  • @osmanhossain676
    @osmanhossain676 Год назад +2

    Traditional rail trains.😢

  • @matthewchang6263
    @matthewchang6263 Год назад

    How safe will this hyperloop be

  • @metafox4469
    @metafox4469 Год назад

    I’m pretty sure that door is a nod to fallout

  • @serpentzalaowhy8642
    @serpentzalaowhy8642 Год назад +3

    Elon Musk is building a teleport. Through it, the American army can surprise other countries

  • @antonnym214
    @antonnym214 Год назад +4

    We don't need a partial vacuum to have a nice, efficient, doable, proven maglev, like the Shanghai Maglev (311mph). All good wishes.

    • @TexanUSMC8089
      @TexanUSMC8089 Год назад

      A fast train is still slower than an airplane. Trains can only go where the tracks go. That's a lot of limitations.

    • @milokojjones
      @milokojjones Год назад +1

      @@TexanUSMC8089 So is hyperloop ? It didn't even achieve speeds comparable to high speed rail yet and it can also go only where the tracks are so ?

  • @osmanhossain676
    @osmanhossain676 Год назад +2

    No😢

  • @blitzkrieg2142k
    @blitzkrieg2142k Год назад

    Why not build high speed trains instead of pods that have less capacity than a regular train on a track that requires higher tolerances than a train track.

  • @MoMoneyMark501
    @MoMoneyMark501 Год назад +1

    Love you guys !!!

  • @DanouNauck
    @DanouNauck Год назад +2

    Awesome, that its going on again! thanks Elon!

  • @00dfm00
    @00dfm00 Год назад +3

    This idea is not new. The first ideas of this sort of transport goes back to 1799. There is nothing revolutionary about Musk's idea about this. In fact, it would be highly improbable that Musk wasn't inspired by readings of, or being told of, this concept. This is NOT an Elon Musk idea and he deserves ZERO credit for it.

  • @darkinetix
    @darkinetix Год назад

    So I guess every sewer tunnel with an abandoned car in it is a Hyperloop prototype if that’s the criteria

  • @tracynichols7206
    @tracynichols7206 Год назад

    Need to add introduction to next article. Just slides in next not professional.

  • @user-vf8nh9dw3b
    @user-vf8nh9dw3b Год назад

    早く地下に交通網を敷けたらいいのに。
    地上ばかりの交通網より1つは地下にある方がいいのは確か。

  • @TheScotsalan
    @TheScotsalan Год назад

    What is a light vaccum? Unless its a full vaccum the concept is just a train in a tube. This is just a car in a pipe.

  • @mcdugalmcstiffy6889
    @mcdugalmcstiffy6889 Год назад +1

    How do you "tear down" a tunnel?

  • @osmanhossain676
    @osmanhossain676 Год назад +1

    I love California High Speed Rail.😢

  • @Trevor_Gods.RightHand.Helper
    @Trevor_Gods.RightHand.Helper Год назад

    What if put magnets in the tunnel, magnets will pill the train but when the train gets to magnets they shut off

    • @Trevor_Gods.RightHand.Helper
      @Trevor_Gods.RightHand.Helper Год назад

      It will help the hyperloop transportation move faster

    • @milokojjones
      @milokojjones Год назад

      Congratulations, you achieved third grade elementary school level of thinking, way to go.

  • @carl9901
    @carl9901 Год назад +2

    So happy this is still in development

    • @alanmay7929
      @alanmay7929 Год назад +3

      It’s not going nowhere! Stop dreaming too much!!! When Japan, Europe were building their public transport systems you were busy spending almost a trillion every year on the army….. and your roads have really bad pedestrian traffic

    • @carl9901
      @carl9901 Год назад

      @@alanmay7929 who took the jelly out of your donut?

    • @alanmay7929
      @alanmay7929 Год назад

      @@carl9901 what did she said!????? Lol….

  • @richardaitkenhead
    @richardaitkenhead Год назад

    Hyperloop is more like a replacment for tube or subway like ev are a for gas not this country crossing thing everyone jumped on for like, he said himself it was o ly for short term use.

  • @john.dvollins6284
    @john.dvollins6284 Год назад +4

    Thank you for the updated Intell😎This tec we use on MARS , GO MR. MUSK🙏🤙

  • @johnnymonsters9717
    @johnnymonsters9717 Год назад

    That model y has no steering wheel and is fully automated

    • @TheScotsalan
      @TheScotsalan Год назад

      Trains have no steering wheel too.

  • @sagecoach
    @sagecoach Год назад

    All grid electrical systems should have local capacity to isolate and function alone. Intelligent, controlled failure management, like the bulkheads of a ship. Lives are at stake.

    • @tedmoss
      @tedmoss Год назад

      And of course, they do. But your house will not sink.

    • @sagecoach
      @sagecoach Год назад

      @@tedmoss Freeze to death, be overcome by heat, loss of food, water, entire cities without power, ask a Texan.

  • @fokkenhotz1
    @fokkenhotz1 Год назад

    well your ears will be popping like going over a mountain if they don't pressurize the cabin like a plane

    • @truhartwood3170
      @truhartwood3170 Год назад

      Human physiology doesn't agree well with a vacuum, so yeah, the pods will need to be pressurized. Annoying reliance on oxygen an all.

  • @richardt6980
    @richardt6980 Год назад +1

    the boring company was not elons invention. he bought a boring company already in existence

  • @antonnym214
    @antonnym214 Год назад +3

    I love Musk and all his technology endeavors, I really do. I'm a yuge fan, but this should be called Hypoloop, because they'll never be able to maintain a vacuum. The best you can do is a subterranean roadway.

  • @osmanhossain676
    @osmanhossain676 Год назад

    I want zero emission trains.😢

  • @lkhatheeja7535
    @lkhatheeja7535 Год назад

    Hyperloop train normal speed 1200kmh 1 hours

  • @erickwilliams6147
    @erickwilliams6147 Год назад +1

    It's for pressure testing the robo taxi that's going to be built there.🤫😏

  • @roecroes
    @roecroes Год назад +3

    With respect to Hyperloop, ask China how their high-speed trains are doing financially.

    • @serpentzalaowhy8642
      @serpentzalaowhy8642 Год назад +1

      And now Chinese high-speed trains are being built around the world.

    • @roecroes
      @roecroes Год назад +2

      @@serpentzalaowhy8642 How much is China's railway debt?
      around $842 billion USD
      Profitability was disregarded as the network expanded, and now the total debt of the state-controlled China Railway, which runs HSR, stands at approximately ¥120 trillion JPY (around $842 billion USD).Sep 12, 2022

    • @genyalyons1707
      @genyalyons1707 Год назад

      Omg china's hi-speed trains are bleeding money

  • @osmanhossain676
    @osmanhossain676 Год назад +1

    I want traditional rail trains.😢

  • @theplatformation3282
    @theplatformation3282 Год назад

    One problem, one crash!.

  • @AquarianSoulTimeTraveler
    @AquarianSoulTimeTraveler Год назад +3

    The tunnel is based off of a design where they will use fan pressure basically a fan moving in a constant Direction and it will have gears to change the pitch of the blades making it suck or blow depending on the location of the vehicle in the tunnel. This is a invention of mine.

    • @jamalharrison4695
      @jamalharrison4695 Год назад

      Based on the videos I found on your channel, you must have a very interesting story to tell if this is an invention of yours.

  • @harpermartin7813
    @harpermartin7813 Год назад +1

    Awesome video! God bless. Always remember that Jesus Christ loves you all so much! Jesus Christ forgives all sins. Jesus Christ is God, King, and Savior!❤️🙏 Praying for you, please pray for me.

  • @osmanhossain676
    @osmanhossain676 Год назад

    Zero emission trains.😢

  • @eugenes9751
    @eugenes9751 Год назад

    I'm sorry, but WHY do you need a sealable tunnel, if there are gonna be teslas inside? Reverse gas chamber?

  • @Molitoth
    @Molitoth Год назад

    first

  • @davidwebb4904
    @davidwebb4904 Год назад +1

    Just stop pizzing up our legs and telling us it’s raining. The vehicle needs to be spaceship grade sealed to stop the passengers from, you know, DYING!!! So, it will never happen.

    • @tedmoss
      @tedmoss Год назад

      This idea has been around for 100 years, the first airplanes were supposed to kill people if they went to high, and the first trains were limited to 15 mph because if you went faster, it would kill you.

    • @davidwebb4904
      @davidwebb4904 Год назад

      @@tedmoss Then you do not understand actual physics.

    • @rykerhasyounow
      @rykerhasyounow Год назад

      @@davidwebb4904 Dude. You're so smart. I'm writing an email to the engineers right now explaining that David Webb. A random guy on YT, has figured out a project ending flaw. I hope they can stop development in time before they make the grave mistake of not sealing the pods, that they specifically designed to run in partial vacuum. They might not have considered your genius perspective. They may be about to kill someone with their ignorance of basic physics. Shiiiiit. I'll get my email out asap. I promise!

  • @DavidRobertLewis
    @DavidRobertLewis Год назад

    The title is misleading, its a Boring Tunnel that could house any one of the many 'Hyperloop' projects. But putting Teslas in Tunnels is just too darn far gone.

  • @TexanUSMC8089
    @TexanUSMC8089 Год назад +1

    I like advancements in technology, but mass transit has a major issue. You need a lot of people that need to get from one specific point and go to another specific point regularly. They need other transportation to get to point A and other transportation when they get to point B. Trains and tunnels aren't flexible. Automobiles and airplanes are flexible. The Northeast USA is very populated in smaller areas, and people use mass transit there. There's a train system that runs from DC to NYC and probably Philly. That works for them, but as you go west, things change. Cities west of the MS River are much more spread out. A person in Dallas isn't as interested in driving an hour or two to get to a train station, waiting an hour to get on a train, then to go Houston, then getting a cab to drive an hour or two in Houston. What they do is get in their car and drive from Dallas to Houston on the Interstate. They don't need public transportation to get around Dallas or Houston. Most cities out west aren't jammed onto one island like NYC. For most places in the USA, personal transportation is faster and much more convenient than trains or tunnels.
    I can see tunnels that can run parallel to freeways in every city so traffic that isn't stopping there, can keep moving. It would have to be for EV's only, or a huge air system would have to be added to remove the exhaust.

  • @osmanhossain676
    @osmanhossain676 Год назад +1

    Diesel trains, commuter trains, electric trains, passenger trains, freight trains, light rail trains and more.😢

  • @shadowsrose4978
    @shadowsrose4978 Год назад +1

    A failed concept that anyone with basic engineering would understand to be unrealistic and potentially deadly. A subway with high speed rail would be safer and efficient.

  • @NotOurRemedy
    @NotOurRemedy Год назад +1

    Hyperloop is basically a dumb idea.
    The boring company wasn’t supposed to be part of hyperloop but they keep conflating the too now and it’s confusing everyone.

    • @Jay-jq6bl
      @Jay-jq6bl 11 месяцев назад

      I'll give credit where credit is due. One benefit of the hyperloop would be they don't need to ventilate the tunnels.

  • @lancemillward1912
    @lancemillward1912 Год назад

    A model y won't be going in a hyperloop. Nothing is happening he just wants more investor money by suggesting it is.

  • @ReachOutToWilliam
    @ReachOutToWilliam Год назад +3

    Total failure. Nothing to see here. No new invention. More BS.

  • @captjack2112
    @captjack2112 Год назад

    Ok I'll throw some possible Elon Musk like thinking in here for you. You ask about the Y and why shown in tunnel. Well let's think about this as Elon might. You need something for the high speed tunnel and everyone assumes train like pods BUT in Elon world you do things simple right. So why not just use the Y platform just fitted differently for rails. Kill 2 birds idea. Y mass produced and holds 4-5 people in comfort etc... So why build something like a train pod that requires more plants and can't be stamped like the cars. Just an option 😉😎 I'm about 80% right all the time as I am CJ the Savant 🤣

  • @osmanhossain676
    @osmanhossain676 Год назад +2

    No I do not want hyperloop. I want California High Speed Rail.😢

  • @ACMichler
    @ACMichler Год назад +2

    It's dead, just let it go.

  • @jebes909090
    @jebes909090 Год назад +2

    just stop. the hyperloop is just stupid and will never be made on earth.

  • @trey1531
    @trey1531 Год назад +1

    hyperloop and car loop is a joke

  • @Myrddnn
    @Myrddnn Год назад +2

    Elon needs to get out of twitter altogether before he loses all of the good will he has built up around the world. He needs to stop with his pigheaded ideas about politics.

    • @drew4711
      @drew4711 Год назад

      Freedom of speech and alternative ideas is pigheaded?

    • @eleventy-seven
      @eleventy-seven Год назад +2

      Too late.

  • @osmanhossain676
    @osmanhossain676 Год назад +2

    I want to keep all the Amtrak trains all year and every year.😢

    • @TexanUSMC8089
      @TexanUSMC8089 Год назад

      Amtrak is way more expensive and way slower than flying. Every train in the USA would be bankrupt in a week if the US Government didn't pay them to stay in operation. No local or long-distance train makes a profit. We need them to at least pay for themselves.

  • @tammybrown4765
    @tammybrown4765 Год назад +1

    This reminds me of the movie snow piercer. So is he creating a train that will go around the world to stay warm for us while the outside freezes. Hummm

  • @jamesdavison6290
    @jamesdavison6290 Год назад +2

    Top speed for Tesla Model 3 Performance is 163 mph. Without air resistance it would be able to go much faster. But how fast? 225 mph? Maybe 250 mph? Of course you don't want to hit the sides of the tunnel at that speed. :/

    • @patoripraha
      @patoripraha Год назад +1

      I think more than 300 mph, but i think the missing oxigen would make problems 😂

    • @alanmay7929
      @alanmay7929 Год назад

      @@patoripraha 300mph in your dreams lol…….

    • @thedubwhisperer2157
      @thedubwhisperer2157 Год назад

      Since when is a car airtight? Also, the radiator isn't going to work very well with reduced air pressure...

  • @phdonme1
    @phdonme1 3 месяца назад

    This is the biggest channel I've ever seen for Elon musk
    Bro you realize he's lied about everything he's ever done?
    I can't be the first person to tell you that

  • @thetruthiswhatmatters6382
    @thetruthiswhatmatters6382 Год назад +1

    Hyperloop isa scam

  • @DanSolowastaken
    @DanSolowastaken Год назад

    500 ft in half a year? A utility company dropping water/sewer could do that over one damn long day, with one day to prep and one day to clean up. I get that speed isn't the point, but they gotta start changing this process. If they soft dig or do horizontal drilling with shoring/bracing they could do this in two stages. Stay a day ahead of the drilling machine taking away 20% of the volume without allowing it to collapse. They could even make custom reusable bracing.
    I get that they are trying to do all of this without cut-and-cover. There are better ways. Just go back to the drawing board and find them.

    • @TexanUSMC8089
      @TexanUSMC8089 Год назад

      There's a big difference between a tunnel big enough for a car to drive through, and a ditch big enough and deep enough to bury cable or pipe. LOL

    • @DanSolowastaken
      @DanSolowastaken Год назад

      @@TexanUSMC8089 lololooool
      You honestly think it takes 180 times as long to dig a tunnel twice as wide? You obviously have never seen a trench box. You can fit a car in a trench box.

  • @arcadealchemist
    @arcadealchemist Год назад

    modular hyperloop tracks could Easily reaplce the Railway tracks in less than 10 years if giga press can pump out tube parts

    • @milokojjones
      @milokojjones Год назад +1

      And who is gonna pay for that exactly ? And for their subsequent maintenance ?

    • @zbarba
      @zbarba Год назад +1

      Not gonna happen in 100 years. PLEASE americans build high speed rail, you need it so hard.

  • @Richard-wh9wm
    @Richard-wh9wm Год назад

    Wow a sliding door. Doesn’t take much to impress you does it. Total BS.

  • @deathsoulger1
    @deathsoulger1 Год назад +1

    He could use a water membrane as a pressure seal. Or a lot of water membranes.

  • @Rainier_Azucena
    @Rainier_Azucena Год назад

    Quick!!! Everybody! You know what this means!
    B.O. needs more investments! He's deep in debt with acquiring Twitter mortgage style & will be for many, many years! He doesn't know how to turn it quickly enough otherwise. Everybody invest out of feel goods & just swallow the bullcrap he peddles.

  • @bassic6959
    @bassic6959 Год назад

    This is so freakin silly. Why are we still doing hyperloop stuff. It's a waste of money time and resources.

  • @osmanhossain676
    @osmanhossain676 Год назад +1

    No I want all the trains and Amtrak and Amtrak trains in the US and USA all year and every year.😢