Imagine zipping through New York to London in just one hour? Sounds like the stuff of the future, doesn't it. But an ambitious new proposal to build a $20 trillion transatlantic tunnel that could ...

An underwater hypersonic tunnel could revolutionize travel, ferrying passengers from London to New York at speeds of up to 3,000mph. The 'Transatlantic Tunnel' might not be as far off as it seems, ...

Train-style carriages full of travelers, flung through the air at over 700 mph in vacuum tubes. Ten years ago, hyperloop looked like it could be the transport of the future. So what happened?

Netherlands-based Hardt Hyperloop sent a pod through 90 meters of a test tube. It didn't crack 20 miles per hour. By Mack DeGeurin Published Sep 10, 2024 2:19 PM EDT Get the Popular Science daily ...

The idea of linking London and New York with an underwater tunnel has fascinated engineers and sci-fi fans for years. Spanning over 3,000 miles, the proposed tunnel would be one of the boldest ...

A test vehicle levitated by magnetic fields zips through a depressurized tube in a testing ground for a high-speed transit system during a press tour of a European test center for hyperloop ...

Will America ever get a Hyperloop? The answer is: maybe. Packing people into underground shuttles like sardines and then firing them through airless tunnels at untold speeds may seem bizarre (or even ...

The dark and light grey striped pod inside the hyperloop tunnel at the European Hyperloop Center (EHC) testing facility in Veendam - Copyright AFP/File Cole BURSTON ...

The dream of hurtling between European cities at speeds of more than 700 kilometres per hour moved a step closer Monday with the first successful vehicle tests at the European Hyperloop Centre.