Irma Arkus

Irma Arkus
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Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
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December 30
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Broadcaster, PR and Communications worker. Labouring hard...digitally. Worked my little butt off in TV, radio, print, communications and PR. Obsessed with communications, visual art, science fiction, and old as well as new media. Now living in sushi-eating lotus land up north.

AUGUST 23, 2011 7:22PM

Underwater Superspeed Train Revealed: 4,000mph underwater train from New York to London

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Few years ago, when Iraq war was at its very ugly head, the rumours flooded the media regarding an established Iraqi scientists who made headway on research into underwater propulsion and was scooped off to US. Despite my best efforts to locate the said articles with the notes, the person in question disappeared.

A handful of years later though, plans for 4,000mph underwater train from New York to London have been unveiled.

The Maglev Train would use electromagnetic propulsion through an underwater, vacuum channel, in order to reach unprecedented speeds. The final product would basically get you from New York to London in a little less than an hour (disregarding the time required to clear the border patrol and the customs, of course).

Read more here.

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I have to say this is interesting. Unfortunetely, we can barely get conventional High Speed Rail off the ground. Mag Lev Super Speed Trains is even harder, now try getting this build under water - across the atlantic - well you might as well strap a rocket to your back and jet pack across. It just will never happen - at least not for a few hundred or even thousand years. Now, given the fact that Man may exist that long, who is not to say it is not possible. Let's get Super Speed Trains up and running then we can get them build to cross the ocean! http://superspeedtrain.com