The train that never stops at a station

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In China, Chen Jianjun designer created a complementary alternative to the very high speeds up to modern trains, which must stop at each stop to pick up and drop-off, which wastes time and energy to the system, due to braking and changes speed.

To do this, Jianjun taken as object of study the journey between Beijing and Guangzhou (2475 kilometers), which has 30 stops, where if the users have slower, the minimum period of detention would be five minutes per station, which gives extra 2.5 hours of travel.

How does the proposed system? Easy: the passengers do not embark directly on the train, but on a platform. The railway passes at normal speed and engages in its roof, from where passengers can enter the train, while those who arrive at their destination be paid to it.

Once the exchange has occurred passengers, the cab mobile will stay parked at the next station, where passengers can get off and repeat the process. At the same time, the unstoppable train left the platform take the previous trip.

[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p9Ig19gYP9o[/ame]​
 
wow, that is a cool find there. Wonder how they think all this up?
 
If this works, with a sliding system, so that the pull is not strong, to catch the train
 
better make sure not to get caught half way in & out of the door. flying over 100+ mph (not sure what it is in kph) would prob not feel that good (esp when theres prob trees around). heh
 
lol does look cool....but to answer peoples questions about what would happen if the system fails? well the it is in china so they would probably scrape your remains off of w/e your plastered to and charge you're family for the labor costs, and in American you're remaining family would probably sue for a lot of money
 
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