The Boring Company Reveals First Hyperloop Prototype!

The Boring Company Reveals First Hyperloop Prototype!

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[paulhyland]

Ladies and A car in a tunnel. With a door on it (for some reason). Hyperloop is dead before it even started. Let it go.

[ferrofil]

A car in a vacuum chamber...I'll stay skeptical for a while more...

[andersdannstedt]

In Sweden, they are boring a tunnel 80 meter under ground that is 13, 4 km long and 5 meters wide under the city of Stockholm at a speed of 100 meters a week.

[MrMakeDo]

Each time we see some sort of “update” on Hyperloop it becomes more clear that the whole concept is dead on arrival. It’s been a very long time and nothing even close to the concept has been shown to work.

[bcfchris]

I don't know if it's better than the Hyperloop but I have something that's definitely safer. Instead of pumping the air out of the tubes, it would be much better to just bring the air up to the speed of the train with a turbine in a closed circuit.

[Paul-nrws]

The doors are to keep the water out. No drainage in that tunnel.

[theaninova]

Seeing "progress" on the hyperloop is hilarious. It gets dumber with everything they do.

[jacksonolson]

@3:55 the diagram mentions 2x14 for seating. Is that in total for the entire vehicle? Or is that per pod and there will be like 20 pods connected? Can anyone clarify?

I'll be honest this is much more exciting than the concept of using these tunnels for Tesla cars. Large scale public transit is desperately need in the United States. Hopefully there will be builds of this above ground. Would love to landscape while riding along and not just a white tunnel, especially if the plan is to stretch these across the U.S.

[roxterroxter]

Looks like a walkway under the highway with a door on it to me. I think he is trolling us. 😂

[alfred]

3:03 this is like 80% incorrect. All currently running bullet trains are on high speed rail, which is just normal rail technology that can handle high speeds. As shown at 3:09. They can run at a little over 200 mph. There is also a WIP maglev bullet train that can hit speeds of 350mph. There is a test strip that is built and people can ride the new maglev, but it is for demonstration.

Of course the hyperloop will never happen. Especially not from Elon Musk. He wants everyone in a tesla not on public transport.

[RetinaBurner]

Anyone else getting Fallout vibes from that door? :)

[SteveWindsurf]

BT tunnel is too short for testing hyperloop tractors at any speed, however, any vehicle going to Moon or Mars that needs to drive in a vacuum, well . . . air tight cyber truck with crater jumping gas thruster . . . yeah 🙄

[rebym]

As usual with this channel, the information is wrong. Japanese Shinkansen do NOT use maglev. There is work underway to run maglev trains, the Chuo Shinkansen between Tokyo and Nagoya but these will run at speeds up to 505 KM/H. The fastest maglev train in operation today is in Shanghai, China.

Anyone who still thinks hyperloop has any real future is out to lunch.

[mcarpenter]

I've come to the conclusion that the hyperloop is a research project for trains on Mars :)

[GregoryJByrne]

Don't depressurize the hyperloop pressurize it with 800 mph Jet stream flowing air.
We broke the sound barrier of 800 mph by getting up into the jet stream which is spun 800 mph by the earth's 1, 000 mph west to east rotation.

[davidwebb]

Wanna ride Hyperloop? Bring your spacesuit with full life support with you…

[lucidmoses]

To be fair, the anti-hyperloop people are correct based on the original proposal. If he is now proposing something that's not crazy, should it still be called Hyperloop?

[Smiley_]

There something similar dig through the tunnel in mountain of danang . It actually pretty cool . I heard the Japanese help dig that tunnel in exchange 10 yrs or so of anyone pass through will pay a fee to them . Something like that . It’s like 16 something yrs ago . But I went through it numerous of times anytime I want to go from hue to Danang . It way better than pass through the mountain which can be dangerous and many peoples have died.. Anywho I totally support this hyperloops this all over the US ! It will make travels so much fun and cheaper. If you take out how much road constructions costs plus how many times it needs to reconstructs vs this . This will be a well worth it one time investments

[leonardlackey]

They may want to experiment with several types or uses for the tunnel.

[harrygruber]

Come Elon, stop procrastinating, get that hyper loop going. We need it.