Chinese MagLev trains pass at 700 km/hour.

As far as I know, the current relative passing speed record belongs to Japan's maglevs MLX01: 1,026 km/h (638 mph) in November 2004. Since then no other passing speed record breaking tests maglev+maglev were done.

[@parabalani]

"So did we miss it?" I love that he genuinely assumed the idea that they could be travelling so fast that the could have not noticed it

[@MetroVerse]

To be fair, all it would take to miss it is looking away for 1 second.

[@MargaretPing]

One blink and you missed it. 🤣

[@peacegamer6881]

Ahaha

[@stevethea5250]

It scared the shit out of me

[@wotchnloern13]

but if you close your eyes, you can still feel the train bc there is air and so on..😂 the whole train will shake a bit..

[@whoisjukes]

I took this train in Shanghai. The sound the train made when arriving to the station was absolutely epic, a deep permeating humming sound. Still one of my favorite sounds I've ever heard.

[@bieneulm1982]

That humming is caused by the magnetic regulation units underneath the train, that, in order to hover on the railway (which is the actual engine of the train), have to vibrate a few thousand times a second to match the 50/60hz electric current, to not to come in contact with the rail and stator packages underneath it (this humming is caused by the generation of a rift of air inbetween train and track of precisely 10mm) If you know one of the Germans loosely that engineered this technology and the train seen in the video, you get to have such scientifical background knowledge. We would like to have that sound back we´re it originated from: In Germany, were tracks had been planned for nearly 2 decades and 9 train models where build. The eighth model of them can be seen in this video, it has been renamed to Shanghai SMT.

[@EsperaXYZ]

@@bieneulm1982 your english is too hard, sorry

[@bieneulm1982]

@@EsperaXYZ What is the Problem with my english?! IT seems to be better than yours. Would you Care to explain yourself?

[@xXSinForLifeXx]

@@bieneulm1982 he's a troll your English is fine

[@bieneulm1982]

@@xXSinForLifeXx Thanks. But his reaction is somehow understandable. Since I Had to use topic-related termina I knew Well in German, but Not in english...

[@therandomreacher]

For those who are asking about the speed 700 km/hr, it's the relative speed. Speeds get added when trains moves towards each other.

[@Ive03]

Yea, its actual speed is (700-311)= 389 kmph

[@user-zx2et9lf8y]

Time is freaking cool

[@Zhak7]

I don't get it why people want to instinctively add speeds up when they have two objects moving toward each other. @user-ob2lq8dr8f is right you have to subtract the speed of the train where the observer is. Removing the delta speed of the observer in this case is similar to seeing the train passing by as a simple pedestrian.

[@kevin0xf681]

@@Zhak7 The total velocity is the additive of both the train's velocity

[@Gigachad-mc5qz]

​@@Zhak7because observers arent moving from their own frame of referencem you cant tell the difference between something else moving or you moving towards it. You can add the speeds. If you were to measure ity it would show 700km/h or whatever the sumnis

[@YKordova]

It looked like a very short train. then I did the maths. took about 0.67 seconds. 700km/h = about 130 meters. that's insane 😂

[@amrit8702]

J Cordova if you would've studied a little bit in your physics class you would've known about the common factor called relative speed

[@daweiniable]

@@amrit8702 if he calculated with 700km/h, he is still right...

[@hansdtenbrukke8565]

Both trains were moving, so if they both travelled at 700 km/h the other train would be around 65 meters long I guess? Sounds at least way more logic.

[@daweiniable]

@@hansdtenbrukke8565 Thats probably double the speed he meant. So for the train to pass in the same time, it would be twice as long. Everything based on, if the first calculation is right, i'm lazy, dont want to do it myself.

[@amrit8702]

daweiniable I don't know much man!! I'm a geology student. This little much I've known about relative motion was from my 10th physics class

[@mohitjoshi9880]

The time it comes 1:10 and the time it passes 1:10

[@timothywang3054]

Discovering The World ii

[@davefs25]

missed it

[@avalon1005]

Why you lying Mate?

[@petrol_vadim]

The train comes at 1:09

[@peacepiecepeas7664]

Cancerous KZbin channel the train comes at 1:10 passes with in at 1:10

[@nick000002]

“Every hour we spend on the train will be seven years back on earth”

[@vjthemad4852]

Typical nerdy thought lol.

[@SPEEDSTER466]

Chutiya . Translation retarded

[@mider-spanman5577]

Is that from Interstellar? Crazy how in the movie light year that just came out they had a similar theory.

[@nexusoflife]

@@mider-spanman5577 Its from a Stephen Hawking documentary series.

[@VedantMishra55]

Inside the universe with Stephen Hawking

[@TheShadowGuitarist16]

That was so perfect! "So did we miss it?" Maglev 1 second later: "Surprise!!"

[@tonyfired]

nice timing

[@OllieBeanz421]

Literally gone in the blink of an eye.

[@estradiolvalerate8925]

maglev is kind of a dumb name, it literally means its function, which is magnetic levitation. It would be like calling any rocket a "ROCKET" instead of coming up with a name.

[@personator]

carl johnson So is calling a train that runs on diesel a “diesel train” a dumb name?

[@sachinmeshram5912]

Wolff von Roos

[@rientsdijkstra4266]

They mean 700 km/h COMBINED speed..

[@igormaia3542]

Rients Dijkstra Relative* speed, jackass

[@Achillionable]

Rients Dijkstra Just read desc

[@TheGamerTim]

Igor Maia who are you again? Jackass.

[@packycepalosaurus]

Yep Relative Speed!

[@Jacob_Mango]

The speed just depends on where your measuring it from. They were measuring it in while in the train. If they were to measure it while in outer space (stationary) it would be much much faster. Frame Of Reference, Relativity.

[@krishnapal0007]

The other train was ~423 k/h. For Nerds : ∵ length Of Maglev - 153m Mean time (T)* of passing - 0.75s , Relative Velocity (r) = 153/0.75 = 204 m/s = ~734 k/h ∵ Vel of train (t1) = 311 k/h (1:26) Vel of train (t2) = 734-311 = ~423 k/h [ * For determining T, slow the video 4×, calculate time (t) five diff. times, then add them all. Div. the result by 20 (i.e. 5×4) you'll have're 'T' ]

[@carellid_grand5666]

Nice

[@Philippine_Navyist16]

@L x w H v R m you shut a piece of quark inside on protons and neutrons whilst its also inside an atom in a bond that creates molecules into proteins and into fibers and you

[@adity.atiwari]

good job, you managed to unnecessarily convolute a simple ass 11th grade physics problem to feel smart

[@SoorajSuseelan10001]

@@adity.atiwari You are not as smart as him for sure.. I can see that from your comment..

[@adity.atiwari]

@@SoorajSuseelan10001 oh wait you just defended yourself on your second account (in third person) that's kinda sad

[@AKASHSingh-hz4dx]

It's the relative speed which is 700kmph.(for the person in either train)

[@saligator8879]

@Adarsh kumar 🤣🤣

[@pedromiranda5448]

@saligator same here

[@someone2547]

@@saligator8879 same

[@saligator8879]

its the standart whatsapp smiley who's laughing tears@Adarsh kumar

[@boahgeil465]

Speed is always relative

[@zlackbiro]

In Serbia, our trains travel amazing 50km/h... Some times, doesn't travel at all! 😂

[@karangsamudera2743]

thst's Wonderful, dude...

[@unitedkingdomenjoyer1946]

@@karangsamudera2743 wo nd er ful

[@Joohnny_C]

In Romania trains travel in reverse. From arrival to departure!😂

[@dresseur2capocabo850]

Yes but the chinese asked siemens for a price for a hkgk Beijing and unvalid the contract paying the Shanghai one only 20 billions and stoled the technologies in one of the most big crime of intellectual propri of the history ,and took a military answer , but to loose hundreds of citizens can be cover fast by propagande and no one car of the humans, it was in 2007/2008 , apparently the cambodians spatial engineers in the comments have a little déficit of memory

[@CreatorPolar]

And I thought that when out intercity trains here in Slovakia travel at 120km/h is embarrassing

[@amo_res9266]

Our trains in Canada run in max 60-80km/h. And there’s an option to take the train from Vancouver to Toronto (4,465 km) and it takes about a week lol. But the views are pretty amazing.

[@Anuj10_01]

The point of that train is tourism

[@ShahbazParviezQazi]

😂

[@Perrito770]

These trains will reach there in about 10 hours or so. Waste of time 😂

[@dariuszb.9778]

And I guess it's one of the cheapest in the world in $/minute category :-)

[@HorstChristophSchreiber]

So, you can pick flowers while traveling :)

[@Stefanonimo]

She: "Be gentle, is my first time" Me: 1:09

[@UnWarz]

😂

[@camdamcool6125]

HAHAHA

[@TheMartnK]

So you don’t last long?

[@sumuqh]

Best comment over here

[@maruftim]

One Thrust Man

[@tomast9034]

that lady next to him like naaaah tourists .....:D

[@estradiolvalerate8925]

thats gonna be literally everyone in 20 years when doing a round trip to Mars, they´re gonna be just as unamused by the amazing technology. It already happened with planes.

[@soffiodifuoco_6996]

Tomas T i

[@joaotopi]

That’s ok in China. Cause it’s the world’s revenge since they re everywhere.

[@MannyPunj]

😂😂😂😂😂yeah

[@0x5CE]

watching too many animes lately?

[@roshanmhatre6574]

I must say Chinese and Japanese, create magic on this planet....

[@roshanmhatre6574]

I forgot to say, Germany too

[@carlo6870]

And the USA creates chaos. lol

[@roshanmhatre6574]

Carlo Hije , hahahaha right brother

[@justinberthold6703]

its a german creation. The germans sold it

[@burningpipe2627]

+roshan mhatre I don't really know what you mean when China is the result of shameless thievery, scamming, and lower living. Comparing them to Japan is pretty demeaning to Japan.

[@austina4189]

I've been on a similar, but a slower, train in Italy. They pass in the blink of an eye, but when you see one while standing still they're half a mile long. It's amazing

[@dariuszb.9778]

Frecciarossa runs at 300-350 kph, but is capable of running as fast as 400 kph. Marvelous train.

[@HorstChristophSchreiber]

Since when does Italy have MagLev train?

[@dariuszb.9778]

@@HorstChristophSchreiber S(he) probably meant just HST. Also, Italian HST runs with max. speed over 300 kph, just like the Chinese one.

[@condorX2]

😂

[@Rasarel]

​@@HorstChristophSchreiber Italy doesn't have maglev. Italy has just normal train running 200mph/350kmh because they check and change wheels every few months...😊

[@blacksea5398]

The Shanghai Maglev is the fastest commercial train in the world with an incredible top speed of 431km/h (238 mph) since 2004 is safe and have zero accidents

[@RandyMahnke]

Isn't TGV and Shinkanzen faster? (500km/h)

[@blacksea5398]

@@RandyMahnke those r testing only not for commercial used ,aka passangers

[@RandyMahnke]

@@blacksea5398 well, they are commercial, they just don't travel with these velocities in everyday business

[@qiyuxuan9437]

@@RandyMahnke They will degrade the train track too fast if used at those extream speed everyday. But this is a less problem for mag train, since the train is almost floating on the track by magnet forces.

[@user-qw2cd4xk5p]

@@RandyMahnke the Shinkansen's top speed is around 300km/hr. Even 2nd hand German Engineering is superior. As for the TGV, it will open in 2027. I don't understand why you mongs continue to bring it up. China will have a new Maglev by 2021, in 2 years, with speeds of over 600km/hr. In terms of trains, China is #1. Don't be so deluded.

[@MaNu-pp1em]

So did we miss it? And the train just like: NOPE

[@cjeam9199]

Jd 92 _HelloIAmTrainYouDidNotMissMeGoodbye_

[@james64ibm]

Imagine the thrill you get as a train driver every time you pass it ... that little exploding spec in the distance is most likely on the other track, but you really never know!

[@HorstChristophSchreiber]

The Shanghai MagLev doesn't have a train driver

[@joyhimanshu2725]

You should watch at the speed of 0.25 x. Still the speed of train is more than fastest Indian train.

[@user-hj1dc2wp7v]

The laughs at 0,25 are hilarious lol

[@f.a3202]

my dad thought i was watching porn

[@everythingisupsidedown6732]

Fiorii Alaia shit you are right!

[@KitKitChanIsaac]

still faster than 2019 Williams F1 car

[@shlomojoesteingoldbidenber5059]

@@f.a3202 😂😂

[@DarkSlayer010]

This train is no developed by the Chinese, only operated by them. It was built jointly by Siemens and ThyssenKrupp from Germany as part of their Transrapid program using Chinese labor. The Germans started developing this technology in Emsland, Germany back in the late 60s.

[@JonasH0707]

What is Sead Kolasinac doing in that train? 😂😂

[@sayanmondal4570]

Jonas H. Exactly my thoughts ..

[@beardtrick]

Jonas H. Going to his new club as he’s finally realised Arsenal are shit

[@dsboss206]

Dough Boy fuck off

[@eternalgaming8710]

Jonas H. Because he is feared of flight, thats why he used land way

[@frandovian]

@@beardtrick we're unbeaten for the last 21 matches boy

[@ayushsaxena9321]

Smoke -"All we had to do, was follow the damn train CJ !! " CJ - "shut up yea niggaa" 😂😂

[@180_days_transformation]

Ok i got it there relative velocity was 700km/h. It's not a clickbait 😂😂😂

[@RW_CreativeMedia]

Maybe more, cause of the encountering speed of both

[@Random.ChanneI]

I have been in this Maglev train back in 2015. It actually didn't seem to be that fast because it was so quiet on the inside. But I wish these type of trains could connect European cities!

[@LixVito]

Actually this train made by France

[@johannesschiele1513]

@@LixVito didn't know Thyssen Krupp is a french company which had a test circuit in Emsland in Germany. Glad I never stop learning new things 🙂

[@HorstChristophSchreiber]

If it is not rush hour, the MagLev goes "only" 300 km/h

[@WorivpuqloDMogh]

​@@LixVitoIt is german. Thyssen-Krupp

[@WorivpuqloDMogh]

​@@johannesschiele1513looks like someone best me to it. I have had a lot of heated conversations about this train lol

[@yuhanzhang2882]

2 years ago when I visited and saw a train passing our vehicle on freeway from the back, three times of our speed, that’s just weird feeling. Never saw something that fast.

[@HorstChristophSchreiber]

What slow car do you have?

[@sammencia7945]

I have ridden this. When the other train passes your carriage feels like it was hit on the side. The air pressure in between causes the carriage to "bump".

[@kakarottomui]

1:09 : So did we miss it.?? Maglev at 1:10 : Booyaa MuthaFucka..!! 😂😆

[@sudhanshurawani02_24]

Been in Maglev , China ... Was amazing 😍😍

[@TheSebastian1870]

Bullshit Video

[@blablamann2973]

As a german i am still angry and sad that we sold this thing to China, because of some bullshit reasons.... Pls germany, don't give every cool Invention we make away :,(

[@milindm9634]

Oh man I blinked my eyes and missed the train again have to watch the full video..lol:))))

[@phoenixperplexity3784]

All you had to do is follows the damn train cj

[@MotleyPoo]

Why are people upvoting this?

[@epsilontea3519]

@@phoenixperplexity3784 lmao

[@jeffymathew585]

Watch it at 2x speed. This is what 1400km/hr train looks like.

[@Algernon7]

A 700km trip that would take you weeks or months depending on when in history you were now takes an hour, insane.

[@vrfunppl]

700 km is cos both trains pass each other at 350 kmph. the fastest train on conventional track was the french TGV @ 575 kph kzbin.info/www/bejne/e4DHcoeCr7d6fsU Fastest maglev is the Japanese maglev at 630 kph kzbin.info/www/bejne/bXTckHyba6-NjdU

[@thepriestofvaranasi]

It's not 700 km/hr.

[@pyroprutser4877]

It may be "only 350km/h" but that makes travel time 2 hours, does not make it any less impressive

[@chacchel6845]

That “history” wasn’t too long ago.

[@strange8628]

@@pyroprutser4877 it goes at 431 kmh usually

[@MargaretPing]

*Slow the video down* 0.25x: _The train appears milliseconds after _*_1:10_*_ and disappears milliseconds before _*_1:11_**_._* Basically, it shows up and vanishes at *1:10**.* Less than 1 second omg!

[@user-wq9mw2xz3j]

If you drive a car in the free way, and look 90 degrees faced toward the other side of the freeway, and the speed is normally high, it will take less than a second for a car to pass too

[@MargaretPing]

@@user-wq9mw2xz3j Except that this thing 🚄 is 100+ meters long.. not 3-5 meters. Huge difference

[@jeffkuzzen]

@@user-wq9mw2xz3j This train is 110-140 meters long. 30-40 times longer than a car.

[@user-wq9mw2xz3j]

Yeah? So? I know it is faster. I am just saying its nothing to be sos uprised and hyped over.

[@MargaretPing]

@@user-wq9mw2xz3jYeah because we take stuff like this for granted. But when you think about the tremendous science and engineering behind them, it is fascinating. Props to the engineers and scientists who built them and let us have this kind of experience and more importantly help us travel faster in an environmentally friendly means of transportation with zero carbon emission and minimal noise pollution.

[@hardware199]

1:08

[@sleazifyy2755]

Satellite a

[@ankushsinghrajput7140]

life saver

[@Engineer9736]

If you are in such a hurry that you cannot watch a clip of not even 2 minutes, why are you on KZbin at all?

[@mxsthxted]

shut up its people opinions

[@alteregoofputin8352]

The Chinese maglev does not have a top speed of 700. It reached 600 in testing and has a service speed of 430.

[@bieneulm1982]

It had never reached 600km/h. The new one especially not (CRRC 600) since it has no testtrack that would be long enough. The max speed the Transrapid here in this video reached was 501km/h. BTW: Its German build.

[@DelinaX]

Did u not go to school or something? The title clearly means their relative speed passing each other. If a train is going at the speed of 350 and another train going the opposite way at rhe exact same speed, what is the speed that the trains are approaching each other?

[@bieneulm1982]

@@DelinaX 350.

[@rinzinnegi4738]

@@bieneulm1982 go to school again kid

[@bieneulm1982]

@@rinzinnegi4738 I'm Not a Kid. But yes, I forgot about Something that for US is called "Begegnungsgeschwindigkeit". But still: That wouldn't be 700km/h.

[@qvbe]

Beautiful German engineering!

[@kermit56780]

so ein quatsch, shame dich.

[@ziwong5324]

qvbe wrong! Chinese engineering, money and labors to make this technology happened. If it's German engineering why they don't have it's in Germany.

[@qvbe]

Zi Wong "Transrapid is a German developed high-speed monorail train using magnetic levitation. Planning for the Transrapid system started in 1969 with a test facility for the system in Emsland, Germany completed in 1987. In 1991, technical readiness for application was approved by the Deutsche Bundesbahn in cooperation with renowned universities." - Source: Wikipedia. The Transrapid was originally made in Germany and sold to China because the german goverment did not want it here anymore. The cause was an accident on the test track. Get your facts right.

[@vickysingson3802]

Zi Wong because they are matured nation not wants only showoff and spend money on which is not important.

[@hbarholder]

Zi Wong you're really dumb! i assume you must be stupid factory worker looooool

[@garyhunter7175]

I sat on the train August 2018 it travels at 430 Kmh the real surprise is how smooth it is.

[@atnstn]

I calculate 0.67 seconds at roughly 695km/h velocity. That's roughly 130 meters length of the coming train. That's IMPRESSIVE! Deeply so.

[@your_local_hapa]

1:08 "So did we miss it?" Maglev: NOPE!!! *WOOSH*

[@bieneulm1982]

German Engineering at it´s finest, is what you so joyfully describe there.

[@shantanu925]

The passing was satisfying and smooth😍

[@CyberMacGyver]

a 2 minute video for a .3 second event... the suspense was intense 😨

Einstein predicted a train going at that speed would appear shortened to a passing observer.

[@benh4544]

1:10 put the speed on 0.25x

[@MrJEVARISTO]

Everyone copies everyone and I hope the copy is getting better.

[@jetqu7812]

Yeah, like gunpowder, paper and fireworks

[@vacciniumaugustifolium1420]

Jet Qu yep.

[@ForgottenLore]

China's railways are fantastic, and incredibly long.

[@HorstChristophSchreiber]

This is a very short trip, just from the airport to the city

[@awadheshkumarbharti8021]

Indian train 70 ki speed me पटरी हिलने लगती हैं जय कांग्रेस

[@sirkill-a-lot5460]

😂😂😂

[@RohitParabRegnum]

😂😂

[@Sandeee]

Thoda paisa kharcha krke gatimaan express ki ticket lele bhai 😜

[@anonymous5573]

@Super Cool nahi i m not super cool

[@rotcatxbox]

Just imagine someone jumping in front of this train and survive it jeez you gotta have got that dead experience

[@krassekanone7019]

Deutsche Marken Qualität!

[@frederichrecinski4616]

krasseKanone , Ganz sicher !!! 👍👍👍

[@krassekanone7019]

Warum “Naziland“ Qualität? Ich glaube wohl kaum das dieser Zug um 1945 gebaut wurde..

[@noobgamer-qb3gq]

Wurde 1969 in Deutschland von Siemens und Thyssenkrupp entwickelt und gefertigt

[@carholic-sz3qv]

Nope idiot this isn't German product stfu moron japan on the other hand had developed their own technology

[@mstrmren]

@@carholic-sz3qv Who pooped into your Brain?

[@maruftim]

"So did we miss it?" 1:09 *I GUESS THEY NEVER MISS, HUH?*

[@tehangrybird345]

If Amtrak had these there would still be delays

[@adanakebab2525]

1:10 - 1:10 This is a Technology.

[@aons5481]

It's combined speed, stop freaking out comment section physicists!

[@TheShowdown16]

DR. D-CODER Well relative speed, the combined speed would be around 0.

[@tkay6031]

Made in Germany 😍 Transrapid. ❤

[@roamic]

Exactly!

[@linden6352]

"So did we miss it?" *w h o o s h*

[@nemesi8800]

It looks extremely fast (it is) but it looks faster because you're also passing it at a high speed

[@andrewwalker2978]

Wow no shit

[@alexandrechatty5439]

No shit !

[@TheShowdown16]

Good old german engineering.

[@donblon1610]

Japanese tech will aleays be top

[@paniniman6524]

Let me guess. You binge anime every night

[@noro3920]

@@paniniman6524 Let me guess. You’re Chinese and you know it’s true

[@jonny2954]

This is German tech though.

[@sidhantunnithan]

*CaN yOU imAgINe tHE SpACe shUTtlE REenTrY?*

[@onedoesnotsimply7375]

Foooools! German trains are the best trains in [The World!]

[@williamhepfer8956]

How come the Chinese have a maglev train and we don't?

[@teeteetwix8373]

america, and because we spend half our taxes on Military

[@ashtongreen6270]

We dont have a big enough demand for it. We treat AmTrak like the bastard stepchild as it is.

[@NazbolCaliphDonaldaddeenTrump]

The US is far too sparsely populated for a high speed rail network. It's no coincidence that the only high speed track in the country connects the highly dense urban areas between Washington DC and Boston (Baltimore, Philadelphia, NYC, New Haven and Providence are all along the line)

[@princevegeta3859]

Chinese have the longest route of bullet train.. More than the whole worlds combined.. But america doesnt have one.. Maybe because they dont need one or your politics is shit.. In china work gets completed in no time dur to communism..

[@darnit1944]

@@princevegeta3859 That's the nature of one party state. If the party confirms it, it will be done. America is a democratic country with different parties, so expect beaurocracy within their government. Also, the US has no interest in creating high speed trains. They are mostly dependant on short range flight, which is much cheaper. This is due to geography. American big cities are mostly far from each other, Dallas, Chicago, DC, NYC, they are all far from each other, sepparated by difficult terrains. China however, concentrated their big cities on the east side, while their west side is mostly underdeveloped.

[@sebastianloghin1427]

That train has a very big vtec, im 1000000% sure

[@musicstewart9744]

Who knows when if ever this technology will be available in the US.

[@scoutiano4441]

Enlightened Dragon it's called a bullet train, muricans would love it and use it for what they use guns for

[@pingpongpung]

When you stop spending so much money on the military maybe?

[@Shinyarc]

Stewart Low Americans love their gas-guzzling cars because of the “freedom” of being stuck in traffic so most likely never or very distant future

[@vacciniumaugustifolium1420]

try to have more security in your street, and maybe a more comprehensive healtcare system ?

[@riley8280]

ShinyArceusGames50 Americas public transportation is booming and many measures are being taken to improve it. Fastest train in America (Acela Express) travels at a max of 150 mph (241 kph) and works being done to bring the speed up.

[@bloodybaal]

this train goes 400km/h in the daytime and 300km/h after sunset.....

[@roamic]

Thanks, I never knew that.

[@chrissss696]

Ok, so?

[@supernova6177]

*Derails

[@supernova6177]

@That1TechDude all magnets can it just requires a certain amounts of force

[@supernova6177]

I know how they work

[@supernova6177]

m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/mYqZk5KNq8iqh7c

[@abcxyzpq]

Does those train comes with Guarantee???😂😛😜 I don't think so, China mal k koi guarantee nhi hoti🤦😂😂😂

[@BDSSSASASDSAD]

I'm an Indian and Chinese products have better guarantee than Indian products let's just compare Micromax with Xiaomi for an example

[@abcxyzpq]

@Sheila Uy i know but i just said it for fun but most of the Chinese product doesn't comes with any type of guarantee

[@YoursTrulyGajodhar]

@@abcxyzpq it's German made stupid , get your facts right and stop spreading false information

[@theatreofthedead4452]

700km/h? *400km/h

[@sahil2792]

No name both the trains were heading opposite. So technically the speed of both train adds which makes it around 700-800 kmph

[@theatreofthedead4452]

@@sahil2792 But that's not making any sense.

[@theatreofthedead4452]

@SAT1URN1 I know bu that's not making any sense to say.

[@takyon10]

@@theatreofthedead4452 It does actually make a lot of sense.

[@gambello1195]

@@theatreofthedead4452 you must be trolling

[@BukuiZhao]

No, this cannot run up to 700km/h. Only 300km/h and 431km/h are the maximum speed. But China is making a 600km/h one, called the CRRC600.

[@kartikeyavasu9585]

Many people are mistaken here The other train is not at 700kmph He himself is traveling above 300kmph The speed of maglev is above 400kmph This totals a relative speed of 700kmph

[@zamblammer5659]

OK, i just watched a video of a train in Japan doing 320Km/hr and thought that was fast. Now this? Where are they going in such a hurry?

[@roamic]

To and from Shanghai airport

[@ninjasiren]

Theoretical maximum speed of a Maglev train with external boost is only 700+ km/h in air. But this needs additional way to boost itself other than the magnets. But Maglev only, maximum is 550-600 km/h. Though, adding both trains speed therefore the wind and the speed will look like 700 km/h

[@piotrlipinski1096]

If he doesn't even go 700 km/h..Shanghai maglev is the world's first commercial high-speed maglev and has a cruising speed of 431 km/h (268 mph).

[@E11or]

Pasing speed dude🤦🏼‍♂️

[@hallitalkies5197]

While China is busy with building Engineering and medical Marvels,,, India is busy with building temples, masjid and churches!!!!!!! Proud to be Indian....

[@hobog]

700 kph isn't wrong, it's POV train speed plus passing train speed for total relative speed

[@Adam-qf2ub]

Whoever makes this kind of trains is a genius

[@IcePhoenixOfTime]

Germany ... china bought them like 10 years ago

[@theAraAra]

Something I noticed....see how the windows, doors, gaps between the train carriages are curved? That's an illusion because the train is moving so fast and the camera doesn't have enough frame rates (I think?) to process it. In reality the windows, doors are just plain rectangles.

[@ROH_001]

India will join the club soon inshallah 🇮🇳❤️

[@Coudy_the_Cat]

Actually that’s not 700kph the fastest it has ever gone is around close to 500kph max the fastest train was the Japanese maglev and it went 603kph 3 years ago on the test track China has unveiled a competitor to the Japanese maglev and the new Chinese one can supposedly go around 600kph

[@ezioauditore1522]

Even sitting in an armchair I travel at 107,000 km / h which is the speed of the earth in orbit.

[@maximilianwimmer627]

The Shanghai Maglev is based upon the Deutsch Bahn Transrapid. So it is actually german tech.

[@derekwall200]

to anyone who tends to confuse the metric kilometer per hour with the imperial mile per hour... (700 kph is 434 mph). keep in mind the world record holder is the japanese maglev at 602 kph (374 mph). so i doubt it was going 434 mph (700 kph) but still it's going so god damn fast that the passengers probably missed their next birthdays

[@joeymini6556]

both train speed at 350 km/h, so the relative speed is about 700 km/h.. I think

[@E11or]

Dude its the pasing speed? Arent you capable of your native language 😂

[@aonutube]

Now, cover that with a vacum tube and we got ourselves the hyperloop 😅

[@avisekh1]

No train in this earth running at a speed of 700km/h till today. The highest speed recorded at 592km/h in Japan & it is the highest till now

[@cjeam9199]

Avisekh Mukherjee closing speed

[@alexandrechatty5439]

Hello cap'tain obvious ! The trains are running in the opposite directions so the speed relative to the observer in one train is the sum of the speed of each train relative to the ground. The speed of anything is *always* relative to something.

[@hiranmoyghosh6959]

It's actually half that cause of the relative motion that the train you're on and the train you pass by both of their speed adds up

[@cuboid69420]

This is one of the trains of all time

[@Bootes_Void]

This is fast but people tend to forget that passenger planes are going much faster than this and don’t look this impressed because there’s no point of reference to actually see how fast they are flying.

[@mikemoise6539]

I don't really understand all the hating going on with made in China or wherever but in any case this is awesome... I'm still waiting for teleportation lol.

[@drad1537]

Awwww....I blinked!!! Now I gotta watch it again...lol

[@mikeyfrmnyc]

Guy: “So did we miss it?” Train: *nope*

[@novatraugott]

Yes it looks like the train that you´re passing is going 700 km/h because your train is 400 km/h and the other train is 300 km/h and they´re going in diffrent directions!

[@hobog]

how much longer till this antique train closes? CRRC is building its own Transrapid successor, and Transrapid has been dead for a while

[@reubenx]

My estimate is that the train is around 160m in length if the mentioned speed of the train is relative to the passengers on it.

[@tomer.aviation]

Damn! I still have pieces of memories of the maglev at PVG when I grew up in China

[@IndividualQuestion]

I like how "flash time" is actually real also proven by einstein. You can clearly see every car are looking like they stopped but in their perspective the train is going helly fast

[@Falaxuper]

I love how people are giving this video thumbs down thinking it's bullshit that the train passes at 700 kmph, not knowing what relative speed is...

[@bluepix0472]

Guy: So did we miss it? The Train: Oh hell nah!!

[@briantaylor9285]

"So did we miss it??" 🤨 MagLev Train: *YOOOOUUU DIDN'T*

[@ximbabwe0228]

If a train leaves Shanghai at 700 km/h, and another train goes toward Shanghai at 700km/h, why dont trains have cabooses anymore?

[@peter-e2q]

Good video. Thanks for not adding music!