China to bring Elon Musk's dream of Hyperloop into reality by 2035

China has announced its intention to make Elon Musk’s futuristic vision of an ultra-fast transportation system, the Hyperloop, a reality by 2035. The concept of the Hyperloop involves a network of pressurized tubes through which pods can travel at incredible speeds, transporting passengers and goods from one location to another. The technology, which Musk originally proposed in 2013, aims to significantly reduce travel time between cities by using a combination of vacuum-sealed tubes and magnetic levitation technology. While the idea has been met with skepticism in some quarters, China has been investing heavily in high-speed rail technology and is well placed to take on the challenge of developing a functional and efficient Hyperloop system. The Chinese government plans to complete a 1,000-kilometer long test track for the Hyperloop by 2025 and aims to have a functional system in place by 2035. This is certainly exciting news for those who have been following the development of the Hyperloop, and it highlights China’s ambitious plans for the future of transportation. If successful, the Hyperloop could revolutionize the way we travel both within and between cities, drastically reducing travel times and improving connectivity across the globe.