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Chinese passengers ride Shanghai's magnetic levitation train, the world's first in commercial use, April 26, 2004. The so-called "maglev" rail link, which started regular operation this year, transports passengers on a magnetic cushion above the tracks at ...
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The Basics of Magnetic Levitated Trains (Maglev)
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A Chinese passenger takes a photograph of Shanghai's magnetic levitation train, the world's first in commercial use, April 26, 2004. The so-called " maglev" rail link, which started regular operation this year, transports
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China unveils prototype maglev train with max speed of 373 mph - The Verge
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Maglev - Wikipedia
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