It's from "Техника - молодёжи", Soviet popular science and sci-fi magazine, that liked to put insane engineering projects on its front page.
When your stop comes up you just jump out of the bullet train and try to land in a net or something, cause like how is this thing supposed to stop without killing everyone onboard.
hooks and elastic cables, like jets landing on an aircraft carrier
sadly not practical, the magnetic field those things would need would require superconductors and absolutely saturate the area near the ground in nearly a full Teala.
but hey. normal maglev bullet trains are awesome! and could be built in the air!
not practical
idk about you but I like a magnetic field so strong above me I could throw a frog up there and it would float.
well, forgetting the medical effects of even short exposure to a field of that absurd strength.:
good luck getting your phone to work...
in that city.
:agony-consuming:
you know what... yes great move:
air traffic also wouldn't be able to fly over it.
datacenters wouldn't be able to build near it
it would create channels only suitable to green residential housing with minimal tech.BUILD THE FUCKING TRAIN
I need Russian Justin, Russian Alice and Russian Liam to do an episode of Nu Vot Tvoya Problema
feels like that universe's version of Alice would be Yugoslavian or Ukrainian
This is so much cooler than his lame-ass fucking hyperloop charade
and both are equally likely to be created IRL
so yea elon BTFO again
