The Race to Build the World's First Hyperloop
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Hyperloop explained 👉 ruclips.net/video/zcikLQZI5wQ/видео.html
The B1M: It sucks that no one is capable to make the Hyperloop working like trains do in a small amount of time. Elon Musk is going to be on Mars before the Hyperloop project is going to be ready to go!
India can't even build a train over 22 mph how are they gonna build hyperloops 🤦♂️🤣🤣
All is can I hear is screams & see fatal deaths from man made innovation
@@user-jc8dy2sl7k I'm taking it that you would have said the same thing when airplanes were invented. that other man-made invention.
GUYS !!!!!! COME ON !! WHY DO U PUSH THIS UTTER NONSENSE !!!! GUYS IVE BEEN WITH U SINCE 10,000 SUBS... THIS IS ONN LEVEL WITH FLAT EARTH.. ITS NONSESNE ON EVERY LEVEL OF LOGISTICS, ENGINEERING, PHYSICS & CHEMISTRY !!!! FFS !!!!
2013: Hyperloop will be operational by 2020
2020: We are in talks
Tell California. They still continue building the baby bullet train. Stupid people. It's already obsolete.
Yeah, that prediction depended on the US being visionary as a country. Once the idea spread beyond the US, the vision began to take concrete shape.
2030: No guys, it's totally real, just give us a bit more money.
Whole thing is a scam, but they don't want to say it because they think Elon Musk is Jesus Christ.
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Last time I was this early, The B1M was not yet the definitive channel in construction.
Made my day
I'm happy to be this early :)
Another great video as usual
If our world leaders would stop playing politics
these technologies will be developed much faster
for the benefit of us all.
Ah, a fellow EE-er... ;)
**definitive video channel in construction
B1M not the definitive construction channel? That must have been a long, long time ago...
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Well, its just supersonic speed (Mach 1), not ultrasonic (>Mach 5).
great! im feeling proud to be a Bangladeshi ! lots of man know this little land only for clothes just like you
@@spikeman5103dont worry. well , india will make mach 1 not your country
Hyperloop is all Hype after all. It's like the Theranos of trains.
It is for sure, but at least people who invested in Theranos were misled about the state of the technology. Hyperloop is all stupid in plain sight, noone is even trying to hide how nonsensical it is and the complete lack of progress.
It's just satisfying when I hear Fred's voice.
That received pronunciation.
"Smooth as glass"
Fred could narrate fake taxi.
I would pay to have Fred’s voice as my car navigator voice
India can't even build a train over 22 mph how are they gonna build hyperloops 🤦♂️🤣🤣
I'm really interested in the airlock solution they have at each end and how it's going to deal with the traffic flows a hyperloop needs to realistically operate at. A small Hyperloop shuttle is pointless unless you can send and recieve them at sub-one minute intervals.
My interest is in the vacume pumps required to make the vacume tubes.
I guess there will be longer trains because a small shuttle is pointless as u said
@@sadface7457 I think they are just gonna use a series of pumps along the whole system, what Im not sure is if it's going to be a 'super vacuum' light really really low in pressure, which is certainly going to be a challenge
Airlocks are probably less than 0.1% the length of the entire tube. A 100% air-filled airlock when merged with the tube will only result in a very minimal increase in air for the entire tube. Just continuously pump air out from the main tube to maintain the exact low pressure needed and you're good.
@@sadface7457 The Vacuum isn't really an issue, the Large Hadron Collider operates a 17 mile Vacuum loop for scientific tests that have near perfect vacuum (well about 0.0001 bar) with no problems since the expriment ha been running.
I live in pune and this was totally unexpected .
Bro we both know that's never gonna happen, we're too corrupt for world's first hyperloop
@@sav5127 and ntm this is a failure project for any country , maglev train is the way to go
@@justintime0167 Hyperloop will be built but it will take time..
I believe uptill Modi is the pm of India Hyperloop has a chance to start operation in India..
Modi like being fast and first..
I believe in Modi from Kolkata..
@@freespirit1194 So you believe in a liar and scams? Hyperloop is an international scam.
We don't really know
We should focus on improving our tracks. We don't even have bullet trains currently
Our train tracks are shit
The State Govt of Maharashtra, India has greater concerns than bringing Hyperloop. For instance burying the evidence of Sushant Singh's Murder, Shuting Down Palghar Case and many more! They would be needing a large ton of money for that and we are totally cool with it
Sad reality of current state govt.
it is worthless hype on sushant singh rajpoot case there are many critical issues other than sushant singh rajput
@@kunalkishor21 what's more funny is that we don't have a bullet train yet we are jumping to hyperloop seems kinda cocky and a big failure cause ,cost
@@justintime0167 it's all a plan part to get all the black money. bigger projects are easier to yield out more black money.
bhai iss desh ka kuch nahi ho skta
ye sare buddhe neta corrupt hain
politics mein pade likhe log bhut kam hain
The infinity sign in Hyperloop One logo stands for development time needed to move from plans to realization
Well, you ain't wrong! XD
No that is the cost to benefit ratio.
@@rRobertSmith Why not both?
It also represents the amount of money they intend to fleece out of us with this ridiculous pipe dream.
@@davidkennedy3050 that could cut down travelling time exponentially and are you the same people who said that " reusable Rockets " are impossible?
“Pipe dream” I liked that
You’re welcome 😉
Hyperloop sounds cool as a concept, but wouldn't it just be easier to invest in high speed rail? In China and Japan there are already trains in use that reach speeds of over 600 km per hour, and these could be brought to the rest of the world too, with enough investment. In smaller countries like the UK or South Korea, trains wouldn't even need to go that fast. People really aren't asking for a lot, they just want connectivity and, in the case of larger areas, high speeds.
Though if I'm wrong about Hyperloop and in a few decades we have passengers going from Los Angeles to New York in just over 2 hours, I would be glad to be mistaken.
Wake me up when it's more than CGI and scaled models. I mean, it would be great and all, but actions speak louder than words.
agree
The first manned test happened this week! Sure, it was slowed down and not over super long range, but I feel that it is a first step in hopefully a long journey.
Wake up kiddo.
No it wouldn't even be great lol
Vacuum chambers (yes, even partial vacuums) are implosion disasters waiting to happen. Just that fact alone makes "hyperloops" impractical.
Then there's thermal expansion, emergency evacuation, and a host of other significant engineering issues.
Neel Javia It’s really getting old.
Let's face it, this video was made solely so that Fred could say that "pipe dream" line at the end
This channel is light like a tv show it’s amazing
swiss person here, switzerland has one of the highest train usages per capita if not the highest in the world, oh god imagine hyperloop through all the tunnels in our mountains, switzerland would be on steroids with that. Well hopefully i'll have to pay less than 50$ for a 2h train ride :(
Pity hyperloops are ficton.
Gilles Van pellicom What do you mean? lmao
Bro schwiiz isch zu wild. Gar nöd gwüsst, dass es en schwiizer mit 250k abos git😂
@@janlukaseyer2477 melonpan
Sealdrop Dude who tf isch er alter😂😂 vo wo chunsch wenn mer fröge derf?😊
The hyperloop in 2020: No problem has been solved, here are some 3D concept images.
I dont think you saw the whole video
@@dhillon5660 I don't think you've seen Thunderf00ts videos lol
@@sheetfox2795 thunderfoot..is a glass half empty kinda guy
@@Change-Maker , that is hardly a refutation of Thunderfoot's analysis.
@@randoe8009 He doesn't believe in Starship, he probably said SpaceX are idiots for trying to land orbital rockets, etc.
He's smart, but it's an extreme pessimist and will shut down almost anything that is new.
Hyperloops are very possible, but they're very impractical and expensive. Lots of issues to fix, and even once you fix them all it's just way too expensive to operate... One error and it's gonna take forever to fix (assuming nobody died, emergency and real proper venting has to be done to prevent collapse).
Whoever does the sound/music on your videos deserves all the applause going! Perfect music, perfect timing and always appropriate! Content is superb as always
I thought of this idea when I was a child watching the mail tubes go up and down while licking envelopes at my dad’s Dean Witter office. They should use magnets for propulsion.
@GoodRiddanceGooglePlus and it's sad that you a human being doesn't have speck of hope that this could work
I'm sure you're one of the people who think space exploration is a waste of money and that reusable Rockets was impossible
@@sakesithole6295 hope is irrelevant, when it was literally proven that hyperloop is impossible and a scam.
@@sakesithole6295: You believed Elizabeth Holmes too. Just give her more money because she promises bullshit.
The participants in 'The Race to Build the World's First [Operational] Hyperloop' are still so much closer to the starting line than the finish line that you need time-lapse photography to see any movement.
Exactly what Springfield needs!
Need a monorail
Dental plannn
North haverbrook got there first
Is there a chance the track could bend?
@@Patrick_Bateman92 not on your life my American psycho friend
B1M: “...no longer just a pipe dream”
Subscribers: this is what we came for
Lol that was the best part 😂
@RAM Agree. The focus is on trains and not on tracks.
RAM 👈🏼. 🤜🏾🤛🏼 agree & would like to add, too many of our brothers and sisters, in the USA, are woefully science illiterate. Too many of them who are science illiterate, would need to start at the basics. At about third or fourth grade science. And most of them cannot tell the difference between the word “theory” w/ a lowercase “t” .......& a Scientific “Theory” w/ a capital “T”. Which is supposedly taught to America’s young spongy minds. But, I wasn’t specifically taught this, or the enormous amount of research, testing over & over... then, this work is sent out,across the 🌎, to many scientists, Who will repeat the test that the first scientist did, exactly. Over and over and over again for himself or herself, and if all of this testing results in the same answers as the first scientist, and these same results start coming in from all of the places that it went to get peer reviewed, then we have a Theory w/ a capital “T”. So much rigorous testing and peer review testing goes into science, to make sure that that all the reviewing, testing & research is factual.... The reason for doing so much peer reviewing, of other scientists work before we state that it is a fact a.k.a. a scientific Theory, Is to attempt to disprove the claims of the original scientist. Every peer reviewer wants to be the one to find the flaw and discredit said new Theory. I wholeheartedly agree w/ your comment. It starts w/ education & factual textbooks 📚 (&, imho- letting go of magical thinking & embracing the only world, only reality that can be proven to exist. When humans start to realize that they’ve been lied to, indoctrinated into being a magical thinking, science illiterate adult, like me- they’re gonna go through some major cognitive dissonance... it’s awful. But, it passes a lil bit, each day/week & even faster if they dive into education. If one is not the textbook type, try Aron Ra’s channel, you WONT be disappointed. Another ya channel is, *Stated Clearly*. Brilliant minds. Also, if you do happen to be struggling with cognitive dissidents and attempting to let go of your magical thinking, look up recovering from religion. It is a nonprofit, and only licensed professionals who are really good at what they do, many of them have walked away from very conservative churches and even more of them have left everyone behind, Because they were shunned for not believing. Recovering from religion has helped so many of us....... I know they can help you, as well. #KnowledgeIsPowerful
Year 2025, hyperloop is now at the pipedream stage of development!
First testrun planned for 2030!
Wonderful video folks! great channel, congrats for the 1m followers
Awesome! Just imagine how spectacular the new accidents be.
You don'T need a crash in a hyperloop to get a spectacular death. It needs only a little blackout in electricity and you get the feeling how it looks like to be locked in a metal coffin without any light.
just me or would there be serious issues with the tube breaking, if the loop went cross-country would it not require many jobs to keep the tube maintained?
You'd definitely need to set up relay stations and have tech crews on stand by, but think about it, this is already being done to monitor thousand-mile long crude oil pipelines. So it isn't that farfetched.
There are a lot of safety concerns that instinctively jump to mind. We address some of the main ones in the "safety" section of this hyperloop video - ruclips.net/video/zcikLQZI5wQ/видео.html
It's everyone with two brain cells to rub together. The whole idea is hilariously prone to large-scale failures and won't take off because physics don't care for Musk-hype.
@@user-xv4id9xx7u well said, all this has been blown out of proportion by drooling fanboys
@Elias Håkansson Yep, this pretty much explains that with current technology, hyperloop is a "pipe dream".
Lovely to know this is still being developed. Introducing something like a hyperloop system for long distance travel could very well help and could integrate with existing mass transit infrastructure. Love the idea of having hyperloop stations integrated with regular rail stations that way long distance travel merges perfectly with medium and short haul travel.
But it's not feasible. Dreams are good, but they stay dreams. It's like the skyscraper attached to a meteorite, it just won't happen.
@@ShadowebEB only time will tell i suppose
@@abritishguy7295 it's just a matter of a few minutes of thoughts. Maglev trains are not widlely spread it's because of the huge cost, hyperloop is adding on top of the maglev a tube around, huge pumps, unknown type of dilatation joints for the vacuum etc. And then they will ask people to lie down in a cabin without space to stand up, and in case of emergency they have to stay hours stuck in the most stressful claustrophobia.
@@ShadowebEB So your "few minutes of thought" is more comprehensive than the millions, if not billions of dollars spent on feasibility reports, testing and prototyping. If it were so simply "Not feasible" world super powers wouldn't still be spending lots of money on it....
@@ShadowebEB I'm sure if you ask someone 150 years ago if flight was feasible they'd tell you it was also a total pipe dream, let alone leaving the atmosphere! I do agree that it'll probably not be the top speeds they are touting, but with even more advances in material science and building techniques I'm sure something can be approximated. The Shinkansen was a massive money-sink but it has proven to be one of the many ways forward. It might not happen in our lifetime, but I'm sure we'll see some sort of development.
I live in Mumbai and my Native City is Pune it will be so good for if I travel through Hyperloop it will save my 2 hours ✌️
Do you really think that dumb Thackerey will allow it now, as the video said,the project is on hold. If Fadnavis is CM today, he would have controlled the pandemic in a better way and also would have continued the project.
@@subhankarbaral9236 that watermelon ....🤣
Everytime i see one of those shuttles with a fan on the front and nowhere for the air to go it just looks like a big gofundme scam.
Pierre R. Every thing seemed like a scam when ist wasn‘t working in a large scale
@Pierre R. Apparently, you need to see this video ruclips.net/video/EMfvUSrEDvo/видео.html . Thunderf00t's claims are laughable.
Did they try to make it look like that vehicle from THE CORE? Because that's what it looks like to me.
@@TheChickensteeth I like how you link a video that's debunked by its top comments.
you don't need a fan if you are in a vacuum tube :D
“First conceived by Elon Musk in 2013”
Alfred Beach 1869: Am I a joke to you?
The joke is its first realization in 1869. Musk simply reignited the forgotten fires, now that we have MUCH better tech.
Jonathan Wright It’s much older than 1869.
The tech is no better at all, it's no more feasible now than it was in 1869. This has been so completely debunked it's laughable.
@@jonathanwright7991 In what way? They abandoned his inovative design features. The contemporary designs lack the axial compressor system that makes the system work at partial pressures. Reread the white paper there are dozens of details are missing.
It was also envisioned in Switzerland years ago to connect the major cities.
Vacuum trains were ntot first conceived by Elon Musk, not even close. Theyve been theoretical for decades.
but a working model is new.
Oh - what "working model" is that ? They haven't even got a standard module designed. The test track has had a few prototypes run through it, none of them anywhere near the projected performance.
I’m going yo guess that no one here has ever witnessed the pneumatic message delivery systems in old-time department stores. Hyperloop is essentially an upscaling of those. There are basically three restraints on any kind of project. Physics, Engineering, and Politics. A spaceship to Alpha Centauri is a physics problem. A spaceship to the moon or mars is an engineering problem. Hyperloop is a political problem. Well within the laws of physics, well within known engineering. All that’s left is politics. . . Politics being the art of spending someone else’s money.
Didn’t the British make a working prototype early in the last century? But it wasn’t too good so they stopped with it?
@@fangabxyfangabxy8563 I think the hyperloop concept was tried over a century ago in the U.S. Don't know about the U.K. You're right, not even close. The British a long long time ago. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyperloop#Historical
Elon Musk didn't come up with the idea, it's been theorized and planned about for years.
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It goes back to 1799 when George Medhurst of London parented the "atmospheric train" concept.
He came up with the name of the idea and explained it in more broader sense so companies would start working on it
But yes it wasn't completely new
It was, but remember he provide an engineering solution that never been thinking of anyone and yet he still say it was a lot easy.
he put it into action smh
While the premise of hyperloop is indeed enticing the prospect of a operational passenger version being opened before 2030 is a pipe dream (excuse the pun). its also going to be quite expensive to travel on as its passenger capacity isnt very high due to inherent limitations such as deceleration time, 3mins between cities sounds nice but 0 to 700+mph then back to 0 in a couple seconds not so much.
Finally a good comment here.
Have u met the engineers of the world? They built a phone, laptop and a vehicle that moves in under a century.
Hundreds of miles of steel tubular sections, joined together, sealed and having to maintain a vacuum is a massive and expensive engineering task. The expansion of the steel at the top of the tube that faces the sun compared to its underside in the shade over such big distances in itself presents massive problems. Any decompression at any point would be catastrophic.
Hyperloop is a gimic version of maglev and that's been around for 50 years. The idea for a vacuum tube train has been around since the 18th century.
Guess how many operational maglev services there are, 6 and most are less than 20km.
ToneMcStone Ah yes, vacuum trains. The rats ate the leather seals!
yeah, it's just too expensive both of them. countries like America can never have them because taxes are low, especially now with a republican president. regular high speed trains are the way to go
@@NARKISDUDE actually regular trains are have been found to be way to expensive to operate, or else we would already have them. and you underestimate how much money those taxes can generate
@@NARKISDUDE nah, I live in a country with hig speed trains. Those are fucking expensive. Not only because of the trains but the tracks. Just a few kilometers cost several millions.
The idea is an enormous technical challenge.The challenge is a sealed tube that can maintain near vacuum on the inside while thermal expansion puts considerable strain all its joints from the outside. From an engineering standpoint an underground tunnel and tube system may be the best solution for a consistent and constant ambient temperature. Having a system like this eliminates wild temperature swings that cause joint fatigue. But this system also comes with added benefits, the structure will not be seen on the landscape baring views of the countryside. It should also be easier to secure and maintain in the long-run. Just one down side, to build such a tunnel system will not come cheep.
Chicago attempting to build a Hyperloop?!?
That is the most lol thing ever. The entire country can't even make high-speed rail properly.
Ya wait some years we do work hard. And see India after2050 ..where is..
See speed train last 5 years in India like Duranto, rajdhani, tejas, vandaebharat.
We can do anything. We are Americans
@@saascarlson5597 mkay but what about those high speed rails, now?
@@saascarlson5597 by stealing every other counties projects and claiming them as your own. Take a good look at your TRUE history not the rubbish you are indoctrinated with from birth. I see Trump is even trying to steel the covid vaccines now from the Oxford trials and claim them as American. Get real
For the first time such a train was made by the engineer Henri Coandă.
It was used in coal mines in Romania, for a better efficiency of coal exploitation, with minimum energy consumption. For us Romanians, the Coanda effect is nothing new and it is possible to build something like this using vacuum fields.
There was also a vacuum train in Ireland in the 1840's and Brunel had a go at such a thing too not long after. Both failed.
@@TalesOfWar it's a shame! I hope that this means of transportation will be better researched now. ..Coanda has proven in coal mines that this is effective. But in Ceausescu's time they were not interested in such a thing.
Such a logistical problem, but a very interesting and exciting technology. The designs all look so good and very sleek, and it is encouraging that there are a lot of companies now getting involved, but I feel it's a long shot that we'll have anything operational this decade. As for environmental concerns, that's a lot of rare earth metals that will be needed for all those magnets. Still, problems bring solutions, and I hope there will be more interesting innovations to come from these challenges!
Will never happen.
Yea you should watch the video on the hyperloop by thunderf00t
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@Neel Javia aeroplanes are a from of hyperloop but with more freedom, bandwidth and made of real scientists.
Rate earth metals aren't rare at all, they're pretty abundant actually.
It doesn't necessarily have to levitate on magnets to run. I think there are other strategies being tried.
@Neel Javia you can't beat physics with fancy graphics. We simply cannot build a Hyperloop that's efficient and safe with the technology we currently have. People who blindly believe in the latest shiny thing are the ones getting scammed in the end.
Sadly, this is probably the first and last time my city of Cleveland is mentioned in one of these videos.
Tbh I don't even know why it was mentioned 🤷♂️
It's not the first, and it won't be the last ✊✊
And Pittsburgh!
It should be of Detroit
@@adriankepler5254 Detroit is worthy of mention.
Hi great video! I am curious, how do you make videos like this? Do you use a certain program to create the animations?
yes they probably do...
The concept of HyperLoop has been around for a LOT longer then Elon Musk has been alive.
Yup. Elon Musk is known for "creating" a lot of things he had literally nothing to do with. He's a billionaire CEO who made his money in computer software in the 90s. Now he makes his money taking credit for other engineers hard work.
Tesla is an unreliable electric car maker based on an old concept. He bought the company when it was young, and had nothing to do with the engineering in its conception. SpaceX is just NASA, but a private company for SOME reason. And now hype loop... an idea so old and childish that Elon had to make it "opensource" so he didn't have his name associated with its failure. Which brings me to another point. Elon has no idea what open source means. That is something you do after a design is finished. You release all of your work to the public. What work did Elon do on hype loop, aside from making a concept picture and marketing hooey? Not a damned thing.
VejyMonsta Elon is a modern day quack. Selling snake oil, making money of others investments, he is just a better circus man at creating a sizzle out of thin air.
What that suppose to mean? the concept of going to the moon was also there for long. It's more about the people who makes these extraordinary concepts a reality. Appreciate it.
@@vejymonsta3006 you have lost it. It's about leadership and bringing the best under one roof. A beam of light is stronger than scattered rays. This is called leadership but I think you haven't heard about it before.
so how come for 150 years nobody did build it and now the last 7 years multiple projects in the world do start after elon opened the plans? you are just jealous haters. Idea's a worth nothing, only implementation is important, and thats were Elon shines. He realizes things where others are just talking.
The idea of maglev in vacuum existed since like 50 years ago. The Japanese company that developed bullet train concluded it's simply not practical and they're now building maglev without vacuum. Even then maglev itself doesn't seem profitable.
totally agree with you
High speed rail is the way to go. Hyperloop is vaporware designed to rob taxpayers.
What's more is that even a project exactly like the hyperloop already existed in 1974. It was called swissmetro. Everyone now thinks it was Musks idea but it really wasn't.
This. Really this.
the feasibility of any idea changes with the years. Maybe 50 years ago it wasn't feasible or practical, but that doesn't mean it should be discarded forever. Look at planes, for example. Leonardo da Vinci, in his Codex on the Flight of Birds, designed a man-powered aircraft after studying the wings of birds, but it wasn't quite feasible for a few hundred more years. It only really "got off the ground" once other technologies around it developed, such as engines, stronger materials, etc.
If a Virgin Train Ticket from London to Birmingham is expensive, I wonder how much this would be???
Probably a lot cheaper as the travel time would be much less and thus more passengers can travel between a certain time interval. It's the same reason why continental flights are often cheaper than a train ticket plus the upkeep and travel costs for a hyperloop would probably be cheaper than for a plane
800-1.2k euros? Or pounds.
True, but I doubt this would happen anytime soon since the government is incredibly slow just like the "high speed train" proposal that has been discussed for 2 decades and yet there's still no high speed train in the UK.
@@wjpat877 hs1 and the Eurostar??
@@rahil6455 it's not within the country
THANK YOU for your channel, I am aware that they have MAG LEV TRANSPORT FOR THOSE WHO NEED THEM, UNDERGROUND. They travel at unbelievable speeds, far in excess 500 miles an hour.
"Fastest way to travel across the earth"
Laughs in Starships 45 minute continent travel.
2020: bro I'm like 7 hours away from u
2050: bro im 2 mins away from you
@Beyonder 😂😂😂thug life
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2050: bro I’m like 7 hours away from u
2020 to 2050: i am 30 years away from you
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Congratulations The B1M for 1 Million subscribers!! Keep up the great content!
The Shinkansen is a network of high-speed railway lines in Japan.
Over the Shinkansen's 50-plus-year history, carrying over 10 billion passengers, there has been not a single passenger fatality or injury due to train accidents.
The maximum operating speed is 320 km/h. Test runs have reached 443 km/h.
The original Tokaido Shinkansen, connecting Tokyo, Nagoya and Osaka, three of Japan's largest cities, is one of the world's busiest high-speed rail lines. Since its opening more than five decades ago, it has transported more than 5.6 billion. At peak times, the line carries up to 13 trains per hour in each direction with 16 cars each (1,323-seat capacity and occasionally additional standing passengers) with a minimum headway of three minutes between trains.
Established, safe, high speed transportation. I'd like to see any hyperloop plans achieve this kind of passenger volume.
Did anybody even think about this before going off on "the flying cars" solution??? A hundreds of kilometer long vacuum tube??? I didn't need to watch thunderfoot's video to know that this is just an accident waiting to happen. Anyone who has actually built any real life transportation infrastructure and has a basic understanding of real world (not text books) physics knows this is just a pipe dream (pun intended).
For those who watched this video ruclips.net/video/EMfvUSrEDvo/видео.html If you think a tube is a strong as a sphere then I have a video for you. ruclips.net/video/VS6IckF1CM0/видео.html Enjoy! Also their temperature argument is also bogus. You don't need a difference in temperature from one end to the other. You need a temperature difference over time. I live in the central valley of California. We regularly see night time temps around 10c and daytime temps around 38c. The expansion problem on very long tubes is real. Ask any pipeline engineer. I won't even dignify their statement about colder and warmer air entering after a rupture. LMAF.
Can a hyperloop be built? Anything can be build if you throw enough money at it. Does this mean it's a good idea? There are better uses for this much of the public's money. See beginning of my comment.
I like this Bec it gives us more life experience and easy to reach into families
When the guy said “fire” I knew this isn’t a normal transportation.
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Elon Musk defitinitely wasn't the first to propose this. It's a pretty simple idea. Just difficult to actually achieve with current technoloy.
Yea, im huge Musk fan but this facts kind of irritates me also. It almost make it sounds like before Elon Musk started talking about no one knew about hyperloop type of transport which is not true.
All the videos don't show any breakthrough on the vacuum power + pipe expansion joint issue to be addressed yet, so it's still a dream
Well, Elon is the first one to propose to build a working hyperloop. Just like flying car, everybody already think about flying car but no one can actually think about how to build a working flying car.
@@dan...dandan... "Well, Elon is the first one to propose to build a working hyperloop." Was he really?
"HYPE-R-LOOPY" will NEVER carry passengers at "airliner" speeds. This is a literal PIPE DREAM.
All factors considered, it might actually be faster
@@NderituNduhiu When you actually consider all factors, it will be slower and more expensive.
@@NderituNduhiu no
Just imagine the Concorde getting scrapped instead of this expensive endeavor
J B , anything can be improved and becomes cheaper over time. Common man this is common sense
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0:30 It was conceived before Musk. Decades so. Maybe I just had a very good physics teacher, but pumping air out of tubes to reduce friction hardly seemed new all those years ago.
This idea is something like 100 years old. All Elon did was to give it a sexy name and immediately all his fanboys started having wet dreams.
Yeah. Heck this small place called Rand Corporation did studies on it like at 60's and even then it was an old concept. So Musk isn't even the first to seriously study or engineer it. One can dowload Rands reports on this from their website for free. At the time it was "Very High Speed Transit System" instead of "hyperloop". It pretty much boils down to "The gains would be huge, but so is the technical hurdles and the costs." It is best kind of possible: Technically possible. However technically possible doesn't mean practically possible, economically possible or good idea to build.
It always comes down to: Maintaining that massive low pressure environment and all the extra trouble it causes is not worth the expense for the gained speed. Also the more speed you gain the bigger problems arrive, since the needed turning radius keeps growing. Also the more speed one has, the more catastrophic even a small glancing blow at the tube walls. and so on and so on. The more speed one gains the harder the technical problems start to become.
Rand calculated one pretty much had to tunnel, since that was the only way to get enough freedom to keep to the extremely stringent turning radius limitations.
Ocfourse one can do hyperloop or vac train with small radius.... For slow speeds. So that is pointless waste of effort. Hey we got 1 second of top speed and then we are as slow as a train due to turning radius since otherwise we would shake the train and passengers to pieces.
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Shhhhh don't destroy Freds millennial and Gen X fantasy that they are the first people to come up with everything
@@xr6lad Sounds like you are having fantasy stuff too.
This isn't going to be cost effective any time soon. High speed rail is good enough in terms of speed and will always be way cheaper than this
Even the Maglev.
Absolutely agree
Strongly disagree as it will be effective competition against planes in terms of speed and cost per ticket and cost of system. As a result I don't see it replacing trains as much as domestic flights.
but what if there's no high speed rail available...
@@pickle9974 then you're bwtter off building that than a fucking hyperloop.
Love the idea, wait til one of those train failure of brake
They won’t crash because of there’s nowhere to crash so who cares? They can just just turn down power.
California tried to build a high speed rail between Los Angeles and San Francisco. In theory the speeds would have been 200 miles per hour. Then other cities wanted in on the action, so more stops were added. Now the rail will be lucky if it reaches 70 miles per hour. Hyperloop looks good in theory as long they keep the destinations from point A to point B. If they add more stopping points it becomes another expensive railroad.
If it happened in India first, that will be a big surprise
@Vaas Montenegro yes stupid state govt. fighting with the central govt. because they have different ideology so they won't allow these projects in their state imagine their brain size
@Vaas Montenegro we all are gonna doomed whichever way be go because capitalism can't wait for long. THEY have to invest money somewhere to earn more. so...
The politicians in India always thinking about beating opponents as usual. There is always have half the country fighting the other half and nothing achieved after few years.
Stupid government takes 12 years to build 1 bridge connecting 1 side of the city to the other. BS, they going to get this done. We might start 1st but will end up last building this.
@@ArunKumar-xv4qn I am so happy they put it on hold. Our systems are not nearly ready to handle something like this. They still can't get a bullet trains all over major metropolitan connections and those are proven all over the world! This is a totally unproven technology. Any mistake will cost lives and tonnes of money.
Now they just need to solve the minor problems of rapid passenger ingress and egress of an evacuated tube, thermal expansion of the tube, and rescue of a failed train mid-journey.
and that whole cost -benefit thingy
Fantastic Channel.!! Like it. And the Hyperloop i cant wait for it :) thumb up.
music selection for this video was pretty awesome; any links to the tracks used?
I can see already a triggered Thunderfoot on the Horizon 🤣
@THAT Guy True that!
On one hand, there are some very real problems that will have to be solved for this concept to be viable.
On the other hand, just about all of Thunderfoot's talk of "blast waves" is hyperbole. When a pressure vessel is punctured, it doesn't explode: It leaks. Yet he'd have you believe that even a tiny pinprick would make the whole thing go kablooey.
@THAT Guy But it's not gonna be, it's debunked. Do you know the meaning of debunked? It means it won't work.
@@EvilStevilTheKenevilPEN15 lol, your proof it won't? It has only been tested in short tracks, imagine miles of it and the amount of pressure change that needs to happen.
ThunderFOOT! ThunderFOOT!
6:13 TATA steel :D
There are lots of physics questions... Like with the tube above ground, what happens when it goes from cold over night...to warm on the top? Warming steel causes a lot of expansion. Do you put the 'stations" on wheels so that they can move?
Itll probably be mostly underground
@@sionnachdensolas9787: Well, that's cheap and scenic to boot.
That was my idea in year 95'. And the idea was that it is run by air in closed-loop I think that is the cheapest way to do it. I even put that idea on some google contest.
Robert GODDARD, and some sci-fi book writers
I’m Hearing a lot of “it cut the distance from hours to minutes” but how many people can fit these things and how much will a tick cost? Most people probably won’t ever get to be one because it’s to small and expensive
Yep, and millions of Indians dont have safe drinking water or sewerage systems. Even high speed mag lev trains are not practical or affordable for most countries, having a pressurized tube running across the country is even more ridiculous.
Indeed. The lack of capacity is usually ignored, which is understandable as this issue is minor compared to many of the existantial problems of that technology which still persist to date. It is hard to see however, how this technology could ever be a true means mass transportation. Which is why "merging of labour markets" talk is completely unfounded, unless we are speaking about a small group of highly qualified (and wealthy) people.
It's also so ugly, both inside (no windows) and out (sewage pipe-style elevated steel tubes). Making the urban environment beautiful should be just as important a concern as making it efficient.
Sir. Bork Not to mention you are replacing existing tram systems and rail with.. a different rail system. Not only this, but it has to be inside a vacuum sealed tube. Probably won’t ever be realized the way people want it to be.
@@surendranegi8536 bro gain some perspective for once in your life. its not about pak or india its about feasibility and priorities. the biggest challenge in India and Pakistan going to be drinking water, wealth gap, all sorts of inequalities. India is ahead of Pakistan in many fields, but just as Pakistan it lacks priorities for example to lift the people out of poverty. Hyperloop will be great look for india and its elites but would it solve any issues for the poor? its like RIO Olympics building a wall to hide the poor. Its so sickening that a lot of lower middle class Indians have no urge to criticise their billionaires who rule their politicians in the first place.
“first concieved by Elon Musk in 2013”
No, people are just so stupid they need a celebrity to popularize the idea.
Who conceived it first?
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First Time it was theorized was in France when developing tgv but first ever true study was Japan then usa and uk
Why do you say something so controversial yet so brave
China built a prototype first but the idea is VERY old ceasefiremagazine.co.uk/science-china-train/
Lets also not forget the Transrapid build in 1984 in Germany, complete with a test track. It didnt waste money by the whole vacuum "deathtrap" tunnel idea, but could easily reach speeds of several hundreds kilometers per hour. Was dead on arrival though, as there is, surprise, already a viable and way easier to build and maintain mass transport called the railroad. Just improve the engine technology on that and stop throwing money on bad designs like this.
When you only get renders in exchange of billions of dollars, you know you have been scammed. Like with Nikola.
There's a video explaining why it's close to impossible to actually create a vacuum chamber the size of a hyperloop tube. NASA has the largest vacuum chamber in the world, it's a huge metal structure inside a concrete structure just so that it doesn't collapse in on itself while a vacuum. And yet it's absolutely tiny in comparison to the proposed hyperloop tube. Given NASA needs a really thick metal wall surrounded by an even thicker concrete wall, I'm not sure how anyone expects a long thin tube to work.
@@sidbrun_ It will not work, for sure. They keep pumping the thing with renders and "life size" useless models.
The volume of people it needs to carry is going to be an insane challenge
6:16 TATA Steel is also collaborating with Hardt?
Yep, they're both a big investor and supplier for Hardt
@Tom Cruise TATA steel also has a large office and production plant in The Netherlands. They're an Indian company, but operate globally. So for now at least, Hardt is working in The Netherlands and not in India
After globalization in India Tata faced huge competition frm many companies like Toyota ,Hyundai, Benz then they started concentratin in other countries now they becm a global player, currently most of their incom coming from out of india
@Tom Cruise TATA steel is an Indian Company.
@Tom Cruise FYI TATA is also a company who owns Jaguar car company
So... It's basically a bunch of *Hype* with some nice video FX. 😉👍
Big hype ...with video played on …loop? :)
Will believe it when i see it. Pipe dream, indeed! Too complexe to be easily feasible. I'd be scared to ride on it. And, I am not surprised China doesn't seem to be working on it.
watching while on quarantine
Thunderfoot is shaking his head. These projects can't overcome physics.
Yes. I was looking for this comment.
The hyperloop has been talked about for years, and nothing ever came out of it.
It will never happen lmao
The engineering and physics are the easy part, it’s already been tested and proven. The real problem is, can they overcome the costs to implement these new systems to make it competitive with air and high speed rail travel? You would have to build a system that would be cheaper than traditional air and high speed rail systems; and that’s just not possible with any new technology. Hyperloop is competing against mature industries that have robust support systems that’s been fleshed out since the 1970s. I would imagine hyperloop boarding tickets would cost 40-50 percent more than airline and high speed rail tickets. That higher price premium might not be worth the 5-10 mins saved in travel time. Hyperloop is possible but not with the current economics.
Took a bit, but found the comments I was looking for.
Well Japanese maglev can currently achieve 603 km/h top speed while hyperloop has only achieve 457 km/h. Also maglev is a working technology but hyperloop is not
gjarlis I bet someone said this about maglev when it was still in its infant stage
@@jackdonoghue5527 the hyperloop is dead on arrival though, and it hasnt even arrived yet. Its a borderline impossible technology which even musk doesnt seem to give a shit about anymore
Does japanese maglev uses ~600km/h always? Or it is just the maximum speed it can reach?
@William Denny says the guy insulting people for no reason lol.
Yupp! But the Musk fanboys won't be happy to acknowledge these realities.
1:20 "Daane daane mai kesar ka dum"
Ajay Devgn everywhere
😂bc
can you imagine if they made a long section of the above ground portion of the pipe transparent (like the one animated shot they showed) flying just above the ground at 760 mph (1,200 km/h)? It'd be a rush!
Most of these places don't even fast speed rail, build that first. Its actually proven to work and is probably cheaper
@Vaas Montenegro Idk where you got that from.
High speed magnetic rail is state of the art tech very few places on earth have.
Hyperloops will likely not be practical this century and maybe not ever.
It's more like getting a car before trying to make a spaceship.
I think u r form india
@Vaas Montenegro
So instead of build a normal maglev train countries should instantly try and build something so far only worked on a computer screen or paper????
Have you seen Elon's test tests.......let's just be nice and say it's......not working
Actually it's not cheaper. Elon brought out the original design because California was saying it would cost like $50 billion to do high speed rail between LA and SF and Elon said hyperloop would only be $6 billion.
@@eliharman
Elon says a lot of things, like Mars by 2024, model 3 for 35k or his tunnel was way cheaper to make yet in reality it was average for market and so far his Hyperloop has been a failure and that only a 1 mile test pipe, why not a normal maglev no need for the vacuum sealed tube
This also would mean that commuter towns could be wiped out due to short commutes from far distances for city workers. This really could revolutionize our world.
Nah, anywhere this would be built will probably already be unliveably expensive. You'll still have to live in a commuter suburb, but maybe one in a different city.
You still have to get to a station, and those wont be built everywhere. And it will not be cheap to ride it
Awesome!
it has been brilliant. the extremely remover intercity distance beyond flight
I predict that post-corona demand for and consequent breakthroughs in telepresence technologies will make a dent in commuter numbers
As much as I'd love to see hyperloops becoming reality, I don't think they will ever leave a prototype stage. Thermal expansion and fail-safes in case of a tube breach are two issues none of the major companies involved in hyperloops have managed to solve, and I doubt it is possible to solve those at all.
Proud to be born in a country which is pioneering the future🧡🧡🔥🔥🔥. The amount of potential India has it makes it so easy to pursue any change and bring it to reality😁.
maybe they should start with the basics. like " lets fix all those slums" or "lets get everyone a toilet, running water and electricity"?
@Soviet Russia True that we dont have to argue whos fault it is. Still your country has many Problems and the priority shouldnt be "hey lets build some expensive experimental faster train."
@Cash Money your name is cash money... so what
@rajni Mittal we have no slums.
@@eddy5344 According to recent studies every year poverty rate is increasing in England. Go Google it dummy
This is so great . Now I can go to new Delhi in just 1-2 hours!
@paul sticks no I mean I can go there on a casual Sunday after the Vaccine comes out.
A portal instead can be a bad idea?
- It may lead to an accidental time traveling.
- Another planet or dimension.
- A huge explosion.
- Maybe creating an unexpected black hole.
-unleash an army of hell upon the earth where our only hope is some jar head who's bunny got killed
🤣🤣🤣🤣
i think this will be targeted once we figure it out the energy problem.
for now they say it's impossible and others say the amount of energy required it'd be literally astronomical
Or put you in The Twilight Zone.
- This is the borg, you will be assimilated, resistance is futile.
Yet another beautifully written, produced and presented video from the B1M. Informative, insightful and provocative in all the right ways. Bravo. Thank you for posting.
2021 is here: nothing even close to the actual concept has been built, not a single theoretical problem has been solved.
great work
"Documents from 2016 show that Virgin Hyperloop One - then just Hyperloop One - was estimating the cost of a potential 107-mile Bay Area project to be somewhere between *$9 billion and $13 billion, or $84 million to $121 million per mile."* Which means with typical cost overruns, were looking at $200,000,000 per mile. China is the lowest cost producer for high speed rail at about $8M/Mile, France does HSR at about $13M/mile. There is something called "commercial viability" in business.
Please book my $1,400 Hyperloop one way ticket cost now, before the seat price goes up. Sounds utterly ridiculous when put in real world terms, doesn't it?
It too difficult to built (needs to be perfectly straight and curves perfectly smooth), too expensive to build, run and maintain (needs to keep a full vacuum across hundreds of miles of tube), and too dangerous to use (any part of the tube has a vacuum malfunction and its as good as a solid wall at these speeds, the tiniest bump will oscillate the pod out of control. People turn to dust at these speeds).
Thunderf'00t debunked it already long time ago. It's amazing real governments and real companies are pushing it still when everyone else knows it's a faiure. It's incredible. Virgin loser Richard Branson is trying to rob India.
People: let's build hyperloop
Bullet train: am i joke to you
Hyperloops are faster. Seems safer too but i still wonder. What happens of it stops inside a tunnel? Bullet trains are good too
The potential is greater. Without friction the speed can be increased, while energy efficiency is better.
@@dragonheartedcs4061 Not sure how Hyperloop is safer than Bullet Train/HSR. At least in Japan, they manage tk maintain the status of Shinkansen to not have any fatal accidents or at all.
Hyperloop have a lots of risk that vacuum tube to be compromised and may cause more catastrophic failures. But that depends how they will design safety features to the line.
If the Hyperloop pod or train stops at the middle of the track, yeah that seems a problem. Though they have to have an emergency exit alongside the tube, but that will require depressurisation though.
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B1M addresses these problems in one of their videos
@@baduploadschedule1015 Will check that one thanks
5-6 hours journey will be completed only in 35 min... So amazing
Logan's run - Had this model. Someone's been watching Logan's run!! ( 70's film )
The concept of hyper loop was introduced in 1799 by George Medhurst, and was refined and extended through the ensuing decades and centuries, and was present in many science fiction novels in the 1950's.
First conceived by Elon Musk? Eh, no, this idea is old...
Uhu, when I heard that I stopped watching the video. If they can't be accurate about that how correct can the rest of the video be?
I know it goes back to late 19th century but I'd like to point out an early 1990s' video named "end of century business revolution" with the exact same concept as Hyperloop: goods and people are transported through pods in elevated vacuum tubes connecting city centers at supersonic speed.
Not just old but atmospheric railways have existed for close to 150 years.
No the hyperloop technology was first created and designed by Elon and a small team of his Engineers
Yep, I first thought of this when I learnt about friction in grade 8 and then saw a discovery doc on maglevs
I'm so excited for hyperloop
Excellent...
What a “pipe dream”. Thrilled to hear INDIA mentioned first! 🇮🇳🇮🇳
Most of the investment is done by virgin and Indian government has very little stake in it.
Funny how we didn't hear about this from an Indian news source.
Also to see Tata Steel written on the Hyperloop tube. 😍 Anything/anyone which praises India.
but maha rastre currenet govt. will not allow it. as it has already put stay on metro yard, and not supporting bullet
@H J BJP is just busy with Hindu Muslim cow worshiping and cast debate just like Congress
Everyone is acting like this is already here. Yet for as long as they have been working on it all we've ever seen are 3D models. You'd think they'd have some quality working models by now.
They have already built real test tracks. These are not just 3D models, this are working tracks
@@OscarBoix they are never gonna be usable for the public
@@OscarBoix They have tiny capsules moving at speeds far lower than Japanese trains which can move a thousand people at once safely. In order to greatly exceed the Japanese speeds you have to maintain extremely low air pressure which requires huge amounts of energy to create and is prone to catastrophic failure in two ways. If the capsule loses integrity the pressure in the capsule would equal the pressure in the tube and would kill the occupants. If the tube lost integrity the rush in pressure would cause everything to implode.
@@xjohnny1000 No, it's an investment scam. Anyone with an understanding of physics knows it is a pack of lies. Withholding the forces of a near vacuum requires an oppositional force. Creating the near vacuum requires massive energy. Creating an escape strategy which allows people with lungs to exit the system without their lungs being ripped from their body requires enormous force. It is all a lie and everyone with an ounce of sense involved knows it. Every attempt at selling the concept is littered with contradictions and the sleek look which makes no sense at all is just the start of it. It is simply an attempt at getting cash from the gullible. Yes, you can make something move fast in a near vacuum environment but the cost is too high and the risk with something living involved is outrageous in a world when the technology to move people safely at 400 MPH at far greater number already exists. If you want a Maglev you build one and if you want high speed you reduce resistance but what you don't do is pretend size matters or air resistance in a near vacuum when there is no air matters. The whole thing is bullshit on a number of levels. Its purpose is deception.
What an invention. This world is completely going to be change forever in the next decade.