A new Hyperloop line in Nevada has experienced a problem, the train disappearing from radar while still in a closed tunnel. 12 hours later, the train started moving again on its own. The doors opened… Dr. Emily Carter is always the skeptic in the room. At 42, with a sharp bob, wire-rimmed glasses, and a no-nonsense attitude honed over years in Silicon Valley, she is the chief engineer of Neuralink Transit, the company behind the first operational Hyperloop line in the United States. The project

Hyperloop, the levitating train with a top speed of 800mph, has finally had a real-world test. | UNILAD Tech