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hydrogen super high way
Michigan entrepreneur Justin Eric Sutton brings us into the era of clean hydrogen energy and solar energy, by producing a remarkable high speed MAGLEV railway which is being sold throughout the USA for deployment on Elevated Superhighway Rails, it speeds travelers between metro areas at up to 250+ MPH, in this remarkable vision of the not so distant future!
Not only would it revolutionize energy AND transportation, it is both feasible and deployable TODAY.
All that remains is funding and agreements with the various local and state jurisdictions. America is one step closer to a clean energy economy no longer dependent upon economically and environmentally unsound foreign or other fuel sources
EFFICIENT TRAVEL AND ENERGY AVAILABLE ON A GRAND SCALE
THE REMARKABLE PERFORMANCE OF MAGNETIC LEVITATION TRAVEL
MAGLEV vehicles of the kind proposed by Mr. Sutton, would travel at nearly 250 miles per hour on cushions of vibration free.
Such carriers could take the family's Ford 500 for an ultra-fast trip at 250 mph to any location on the system, In the future, such automotive vehicles could also be converted to hydrogen, and tank up as they exited the Interstate Traveler
AS IF THAT WEREN'T ENOUGH: FUEL COST ARE NEGLIGIBLE The amazing economic value proposition behind this remarkable transportation system is that it's fuel costs would be negligible
A "solar paneled" Conduit Cluster running the length of the entire the tracks (which would be built in pairs, one in each direction, to allow MAGLEV vehicles to be used for return trips), would produce approximately (by our estimates) as much as 400,000 watts of solar powered electricity continuously for every 5000 feet of track in one direction.

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