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25 Responses to “MagLev Toy Train ENGLISH VERSION”

  1. XANDERXXZ Says:

    there are certain …
    there are certain materials that have been found that only need to be cooled down very little to be superconductive, but they are very rare materials and hard to make and quite unpractical.

  2. m4lvolio Says:

    I’m sure a …
    I’m sure a somewhere is just dying to pimp one of these rides.

  3. Termato Says:

    ROLLER COASTERS!!!!
    ROLLER COASTERS!!!!

  4. rayonius Says:

    I wonder if there’s …
    I wonder if there’s a way to cool things down to these temperatures efficiently without using liquid nitrogen.

  5. marcatz18 Says:

    wow, this is truly …
    wow, this is truly what the future looks like on the science of transportation that has been previewed through science fiction movies… nice one and the last part is very COOL i liked it very much, a train running on the sides of a building elevators will soon become obsolete hehehehehe good job… how soon this will be realized…?

  6. arianapemberton Says:

    BEST VIDEO EVER!!!! …
    BEST VIDEO EVER!!!!!!!!

  7. Atropos0 Says:

    Probably not. It …
    Probably not. It will ride at a specific point on the magnetic field – however that is oriented.

  8. JaymieWaymie Says:

    Thank you for this …
    Thank you for this excellent video. I have a question… If the track is wider than the vehicle, can it move freely from side to side accross the width of the track, given that the vehilce has the appropiate controls?

  9. Th3Sup3rN3rd Says:

    Wow ive only seen …
    Wow ive only seen this done with a regular magnet i never even thought this could be used for transportation

  10. Xenophanessmith Says:

    is it liquid though?
    is it liquid though?

  11. oOoxelAoOo Says:

    79% of the …
    79% of the atmosphere is nitrogen. There’s not likely to be a shortage.

  12. Xenophanessmith Says:

    Lol… Imagine what …
    Lol… Imagine what a shortage of liquid nitrogen would be like. Splat.

  13. Xenophanessmith Says:

    Damn it just go …
    it just go along!

  14. Indensity Says:

    got one 3 days ago
    got one 3 days ago

  15. Xenophanessmith Says:

    No.
    No.

  16. tylee93 Says:

    ya i agree i would …
    ya i agree i would never go around a building unless it was 1 story

  17. xxWileyWoodxx Says:

    stumbled
    stumbled

  18. shutemdwn Says:

    thats cool, but you …
    thats cool, but you wont catch me “hovering” around the outside of a building on that thing,lol.

  19. aforcevids Says:

    WOW!!!!!!!
    that is …

    WOW!!!!!!!
    that is soo cool!
    it is amazing how that after you see the magnet once, it becomes a hard, non-magnetic figure!
    Also, I wouldn’t have thought of using liquid nitrogen!
    very smart!

  20. Indensity Says:

    Valid point :)
    Valid point :)

  21. Indensity Says:

    Can I get 1
    Can I get 1

  22. tequeray Says:

    oil is old school
    oil is old school

  23. actionhankben Says:

    Envizenged?
    Envizenged?

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  25. UbeefHooked Says:

    El Diablo!!!
    El Diablo!!!

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