the goal of the delft team is to have a european hyperloop network in place by 2050. it's a gargantuan task. up stairs a few dozen young people are dedication themselves to getting a small pod ready for a race in 29000. everyone involved in this project here are they all taking a year off to do this how does it work most of us are with $39.00 engineers in total of which $32.00 are full time most of us have finished our bachelor's that. the 1st 3 year over education and are now taking a gap year to get a little bit more practical experience so we're here $9.00 to $6.00 every day we're also really looking forward to competing in the. competition and so we really have to work hard to make that happen but everyone in here is so extremely motivated to reach that goal and it's really motivating to for yourself to work together with such a group of people that are all willing to give their time for something like this the team itself has a huge task ahead of them no one knows whether europe is actually going to get a hyperloop network but if we do europeans will be moving a

of the hyperloop team at the delft university of technology in the netherlands. but could researchers in his old university building really lay the foundation for europe's transportation network of the future. renuka van north is a civil engineer and she is a very clear vision of what europe's hyperloop network could look like with the hyperloop you don't feel any borders in europe anymore you can just go to station hop into a hyperloop and be anywhere in europe in no time right now you either have to sit through hour long journeys and train or you're fast with a plane but you still have to wait extremely long before you can actually board your plane and it just makes travel way more uncomfortable than it should be and then it can be. so is all of this just a pipe dream or will this here one day really be able to transport people at speeds of 1200 kilometers per hour tim bliss or leads to full scale development team and walks us through the idea. so tim what is a hyperloop loop is what we call the 5th mode of transportation the future of transportation it's actua

so tim what is a hyperloop hyperloop is what we call the 5th mode of transportation the future of transportation it's actually a sort of train that you put inside a tube you release the air in order to create a near thank you so that you don't have much air resistance and it's magnetically so it floats around trick in order to reach to diminish the rolling resistance and that's where you can create very high speeds and be fairly high energy efficiency so this this thing here floats how does how does it flow where does it float over here you see the magnets and right now there are not magnets inside it yet but there's. a race and a very strong magnet but the good thing about hubble a race is that the magnetic force is going to be the down side sort of on the upper hand doesn't notice that it's magnetic so you're going to feel like you're floating exactly. whole back arrays are specific arrangements of a series of magnets to provide a stronger more unified magnetic field. or a on the track repels the magnets on the train which makes the train appear to float on the electric motor propels the train

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these challenges have given rise to a unique in measure of soil is agriculture in urban spaces a hyperloop a farm in mumbai is trying to create a sustainable model of farming but the city's residents have access to freshly harvested proteus. 'd located in the heart of the bustling and the recent this ramshackle old industrial building gives little to the unsuspecting passers by. but walk in and you'll discover the city's 1st ever climate controlled hyper local farm. this space is a farm for a range of fresh leafy vegetables growing smack in the middle of my. people farms started in 2017 as an experiment on a terrace it was the brainchild of. joshua lewis born out of the duo's single minded commitment to making people more mindful of what. we felt like we missed a sense of purpose we you know we were not adding enough to the community around us in mumbai we decided we had to make a trip to a place that very much i'm like mumbai and i was all over over there we decided we'd start working at a farm because that would help us understand food which was the one thing that we put into our body ev

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wants early elections that is not also on the table but in your opinion that it's not just me and hyperloop who established protestors but the sunni community 11 on is angry they feel that the president and his allies in many ways has taken over the role of the prime minister the prime minister's rule is to form the next government and there should be binding part. matric consultations to nominate the prime minister what has happened is they've made a deal behind closed doors and those consultations will happen on monday but i have to stress there is still the possibility that those consultations are going to happen and that the deal could break break down in the last minute. and does zain i mean what the protesters seem to be asking for is as you as you've alluded to a complete russian branch in the whole of what is essentially a sectarian system of government but they come surely can't expect that to be put into effect immediately all they prepared to compromise. well they've told us this from the beginning they know that these demands are quite difficult to achieve but they believe this