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We travel by train more or less often. For so long, you have seen the metro running under the ground or overhead. Now the train will also run under the water. An underwater train system may soon be implemented. Now you can reach quickly from India to other countries under water. That too at the speed of a biman. Yes, not a story, absolutely true. And soon it will be launched.
According to a report of Indian media, the speed of this train will be 1000 kilometers per hour. Usually an airplane flies from 70 km to 1000 km per hour. If this train runs at a speed of 1000 km there, then it must run at the speed of an airplane.
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The most advanced technology of the world’s transportation system will be used here, magnet technology or magnetic navigation. Many electromagnets manufactured at minus 400 celsius will be used in rows on either side of the rail line. In this, modern technology will give a different dimension to the train in zero floating i.e. India to Dubai under water.
India’s brainchild of 2018 is slowly being implemented by 2023. A possible blueprint for this road is being worked on in the UAE. And one after another research is going on to implement this whole thing. Such incidents are believed to be rare in history. Experts believe that if this project is implemented, India will gain a special importance in the world.
