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According to an article in the South China Morning Post, China this month launched the Red Railway, the world’s first maglev line. The Maglev sky train can stay afloat thanks to permanent magnets, even in the absence of power. An 800-meter long experimental railway is located in southern China. A typical maglev train (also known as a maglev train) slides on rails, is supported by magnetic repulsion, and is driven by a linear motor. This one, on the contrary, moves under the caterpillar at a speed of 80 km / h. It operates approximately 10 meters above the ground and...
