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The US Infrastructure bill now includes a system that has no standards to support it’s development. This is of course the wrong choice for the people of the United States for many years, especially during a pandemic. The system that was devised by our team at HTT in 2015 is now proposed as a form of future transport for the United States. It is clear that this system as proposed by Elon Musk is a Martian transportation proposal, and as he devised it - horribly inefficient. The pressure in the tube in Elon’s proposal is exactly the offset between Earth and Mars. This system as proposed was a beta test for Mars.

During the development of Hypercor SSR we reviewed many things from my time as head of Integration at HTT, but specifically the load demand required to keep a Hyperloop system equitable, and safely maintained. We determined that there must be a population of around 10 Million people at either end of the system to provide for the economics to support appropriate function of the system.

There are many large questions that evade the announcements made by all system developers and must be clearly addressed before we can possibly allow a Hyperloop to carry anything, let alone people at 320 m/s. Issues such as depressurization, vacuum wetting, and pod malfunction; which would slow the entire system due to one malfunctioning pod. The US needs a far better, and more sustainable solution that must have greater development expansion capability (extensibility).;

There are a few places on the planet that could really use this system to it’s great benefit, however it is far beyond the demands that are represented in the US now and for many generations into the future. Please consider these words as we redevelop our ancient infrastructure.

The US’s rails are 80 years old on average, while most of the rest of the modernized world replace them every 10 to 20 years. The money spent on Hyperloop for Chicago and the East Coast could replace all rails in the US and develop a program to replace them as they should be for safety. The future of transportation should be focused at light infrastructure. With serious guiding regulations that do not allow for the waste of system resources, at this time they would guide the US away from a hard-cased solution that the Hyperloop currently represents.

We published this article about Airport threat assessment this morning. We would ask you to consider the entire discussion related to developing new transportation infrastructure.

Transportation Infrastructure: Airports at Risk We present an excellent article here today from EDM Digest. We need to focus our solutions at the whole of the challenge if we are to succeed.

Here's an article written in November of 2015 speaking to the great need to redevelop our infrastructure.

How Do We Get to a New Ideal Here is an article I published on LinkedIn in November of 2016 related to the redevelopment of American, and global infrastructure. A cultural vision and imperative that is starting to catch fire on a global scale.

We need better solutions... why don't we just get real about this already.

California's Bullet Train may have received final, fatal fiscal hit The state's cap-and-trade auction, the only ongoing funding source, is a complete washout.

Here's the latest article in the discussion on the development of Terrestrial Sonic Transportation...

The Development of the Hyperloop When Elon Musk released the “Alpha” paper on Hyperloop he could not have seen the barriers to market that are presented by this extremely intense step in the development of Advanced Transportation Systems. The introduction of Hyper Transportation to the development of current infrastructure forces…

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Why So Fast? As I speak with people all over the globe the one question I am hearing above all others in this discussion related to the viability of Hyperloop is “Why do we need to go so fast?”. The answer is not so obvious to many as it turns out. In fact, it can be hard for some to understand, however before...

Let's get the discussion about Hyperloop development going. Take a look at this weeks article on Air Skis.

Air Skis: Considerations for Hyperloop A discussion on the complexities of developing Air Skis for use in the Hyperloop. Writen by Ben Munkres - Director of Global SSR Development, Hypercor SSR

An article on LinkedIn about what TST will give us as a society. We must start to look at our communities with new eyes.

Seeking a Path to Exponential Infrastructure In our modern day we see the development of so many technologies and concepts that at times it is hard to keep up with what the next great thing is.

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Check out the Terrestrial Sonic Speed Scale published on our site.

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Why Hypercor SSR is here - JOIN US We are Hypercor SSR an global initiative for Safety, Standards, and Regulation of Trans-Sonic Ground Based Transportation. We are seeking qualified applicant...