China has successfully completed the test of the fastest maglev train, which is capable of reaching a speed of 620 kilometers per hour in 7 seconds.
This train rises from the ground and floats in the air and runs very quietly without any obstacles.
This new technology has broken the record for the fastest land train in the world.
This world’s fastest train works on magnetic levitation (maglev) technology, where the train floats on the track with the help of magnetic force. As a result, there is no friction between the track and the train, due to which the journey is comfortable and noiseless. In addition, it also helps in achieving fast speeds without any obstacles. The speed of this train in China is about 620 kilometers per hour, which is equal to or greater than the average speed of a domestic aircraft. The special thing is that this train was run in a special vacuum tunnel, where there is almost no air pressure, due to which there was no obstacle to the train achieving fast speeds.
Energy saving and low noise pollution
Current maglev trains in the world run at speeds of 430 to 600 kilometers per hour, but this new train from China has proven to be faster than them. Its successful test has put China ahead of the world in this technology. This train is important not only for its high speed, but also for its energy saving and low noise pollution. In the future, this technology could be part of advanced transportation technologies like Hyperloop. China plans to improve this prototype for longer distances, so that it can soon be available for passengers and goods.
This technology will make future travel faster, safer and more environmentally friendly. China is competing with countries such as Japan, Europe and America in this field, and soon this new technology may also be open to the general public.