Japan's magnetically levitated vehicle train sets new speed record

Japan's magnetically levitated vehicle train sets new speed record

Japan’s magnetically levitated (maglev) train has set a new speed record, hitting 366.61mph on a test track. Central Japan Railway Co., which is developing a vehicle that it sees as the long-distance, mass transportation system of the future, is aiming to break the 600km per hour (372.82mph) in more …

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