Virgin Hyperloop and Richard Branson's Virgin Group are working on new technology to make passenger pods. Its speed is 650 miles per hour.

This high-speed, energy-efficient transportation system could radically change the world's transportation system.  The movement of the pod is seen through a tube or tube. As a result of this movement, there is no frictional barrier in this system.

It is being tested at the foot of a mountain in the northern desert of Las Vegas in the US state of Nevada. Josh Giegel, co-founder and CEO of Virgin Hyperloop, said: From the moment it started, it looked like it was flying in the sky. Josh Giegel of Virgin Hyperloop is considering starting commercial operations by 2027.

At present, it has been made suitable for transporting 28 passengers. It is also possible to build specialized pods suitable for short or long distance travel and carrying goods.

After the pod enters the tube, an inverted magnetic field is formed on the walls of the tube and on the pod. As a result, the pod floats in the air without touching any part of the tube. In this way, the vehicle can move very fast without any noise.