China Launches a Train Faster Than a Plane China stunned the world by unveiling next-generation ultra-high-speed rail technology capable of reaching speeds that can rival—and in some cases outperform—short-haul air travel when factoring in airport delays and security checks. Using advanced magnetic levitation (maglev), aerodynamics, and lightweight materials, these trains are designed to move passengers at extraordinary speeds while remaining energy-efficient and electrically powered. Important

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814 reactions · 325 shares |  China Tests Ultra-High-Speed Vacuum Train – 1,000 km/h! Inside a vacuum magnetic levitation tube, this futuristic train could slash travel time between Shanghai and Hangzhou (200 km) to just 9 minutes. ⚡️ A glimpse into the future of ultra-fast transport! #ChinaInnovation #HighSpeedTrain #VacuumTrain #Maglev #FutureTransport. #beijing #TechBreakthrough #GlobalNews #TravelRevolution #cttoOfvideo | Darin Mae Mahinay | Facebook

Maglev Acceleration Redefines Ground Transportation China has set a new global speed benchmark after a next-generation maglev train accelerated to 435 mph (700 km/h) in under 2 seconds during testing. The feat highlights not just top speed—but unprecedented acceleration capability. Such performance could enable ultra-fast intercity travel, rivaling aircraft on short and medium routes. Important Details: • Top speed reached: 435 mph • Acceleration achieved in under 2 seconds • Magnetic levitation

110K views · 5.7K reactions | Up close with the CRH380AM, China Railway’s high-speed star. From every angle, you can see the precision and strength built into this train. #ChinaRailway #videooftheday | China Railway | Facebook

Hop on an FPV drone flight through a brand new high-speed rail tunnel under the Qiantang River in east China's Zhejiang Province. Built for 350 km/h trains, this exciting project is bringing the Hangzhou Airport rail link one step closer to the finish line. | China Xinhua Sci-Tech