To help change this, Hyperloop One has published a video on YouTube. In 90 seconds it explains how the 670mph vehicle is powered and driven through a tunnel with most of its air removed.

Q: How does the hyperloop work? A: We take you inside a tube, which gives you lots of advantages. It's impervious to weather, and you avoid lots of things that cause accidents, like crossings.

How does the Hyperloop work, again? Musk envisioned the Hyperloop as a fifth mode of transportation that would far surpass planes, boats, trains, and cars.

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Elon Musk is proposing a high speed train system called the Hyperloop that will cut travel time between San Francisco and Los Angeles to just 30 minutes - here's our best guess at how it will work.

At 600 mph, that gives the Hyperloop a turning radius of 40 miles. That’s an extremely straight line, and it means the project will likely have to travel through some populated areas.

When voltage is applied to the stator, it makes the rotor spin and do the work of, say, spinning a power drill. RELATED: LA to San Francisco in 30 minutes? Hyperloop One reveals propulsion system ...

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A hyperloop would move as many people and goods as a 30-lane highway. Q: How does the hyperloop work? A: We take you inside a tube, which gives you lots of advantages.