Canada getting a hyperloop based veillance flux

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Canada might be getting a 1,000 kph vacuum-tube train

A Canadian company has unveiled plans for a fully electric train-style vehicle which could travel at 1,000 kilometers per hour and, it claims, would cost less than a plane ticket to travel on.

www.cnn.com

A Canadian company has unveiled plans for a fully electric train-style vehicle which could travel at 1,000 kilometers per hour and, it claims, would cost less than a plane ticket to travel on.
FluxJet was announced by TransPod in its home city of Toronto last month, with a scaled-down one-tonne version of what it terms the "plane-train hybrid" featuring in a live demonstration of its capabilities.
It's based on similar principles to the "hyperloop" concept made famous by US entrepreneur Elon Musk: FluxJet will be propelled at ultra-fast speeds along a protected tube-guideway using groundbreaking technology based on a new field of physics called "veillance flux."
The pods are magnetically levitated and the vacuum tubes allow them to travel at great speed.

I haven't found much on veillance flux but this is a good sign of things to come.

 

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Gendron tells CNN that his team estimates that FluxJet will be transporting its first public transport passengers before 2035.

2035?

This is something, that if it's legit, governments around the world should help fund.

 

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Places like California have so many regulations that a hyperloop much less a bullet train will be built before 2035.

But places like Arizona, New Mexico, Nevada, Texas, they should be able to get something off the ground by then, if they tried.