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China’s Floating Cars Hit 230kph, Hovering 35mm High

China’s Floating Cars Hit 230kph, Hovering 35mm High

By: Nam Nguyen, Journalist
China tested a maglev car floating 35mm above a highway, hitting 142 mph (230 kph) without crashing. Eight cars sped along a 4.9-mile stretch to check safety and road design. Southwest Jiaotong University hopes this tech cuts energy use and boosts traffic flow.
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Magnetic Levitation

By: Rawson Barr, Journalist
Magnetic levitation also known as maglev, is technology that uses magnetic fields to propel and levitate objects. On trains when the object is floating all it has to do is be propelled causing it to move at maximum speed with 0 friction
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this is a image of Chūō Shinkanse train

Levitation Devices Are The Future

By: Nada Musa Debeket, Journalist
levitation is a cool way to spend your time with science and to travel around hovering
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The Levitating Lightbulb.

By: Aidan Bishop, Journalist
The levitating lightbulb has been an idea circulating for a while.
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FLYTE Manhattan light bulb.

The Levitating Light Bulb That Works

By: Markus Merrill, Reporter
This levitating light bulb can last 50,000 hours! It comes in shapes and sizes to fit on your desk.
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