The Hyperloop is a proposed high-speed transportation system that would use electric currents to levitate pods inside low-pressure tubes, allowing them to travel at up to 750 mph. It would reduce travel time between San Francisco and Los Angeles to just 39 minutes. The Hyperloop pods would travel through long tubes kept at a near-vacuum to reduce air resistance. This would allow the pods to reach high speeds using magnets and electric propulsion. The Hyperloop could revolutionize transportation by allowing people to live farther from their jobs and redefining how freight and goods are shipped across long distances.

1. Hyperl∞p
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2. What is Hyperl∞p
-It Is proposed mode of passenger and/or freight
transportation, first named as such in an open-source
vactrain design released by a joint team from Tesla and
SpaceX.
- The hyperloop uses electricity to reach the top speed of
750 MPH.
- It would make traveling from San Francisco to LA an easy
trip. 39 minutes is all it would take to make that “long trip”.

3. How it would work
- The hyperl∞p would comprise a sealed tube or system of tubes
through which a pod may travel free of air resistance or friction
conveying people or objects at optimal speed and acceleration.
- All done by using electric currents to build speed and then using
a magnet on the bottom of the train to lift it off the ground for
max speed.
- Vacuums would then seal the tube in which the train would go
through to create its own level of travel.

4. Possibilities
- Results are endless as it would change the way
humans would live.
- The Hyperl∞p would allow for people to live in
different places than they work in . An example
would be living in Houston but being able to take a
Hyperl∞p to Fort Worth to work in 31 minutes every
morning.
- The way you ship items across the country would
change.

5. Projected Results

6. Citations
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