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Also, you are dramatically underestimating how much energy it takes to run a high speed train as a result of air resistance, especially one running the Elly De La Cruz & Spencer Steer Cincinnati Viking T-Shirt Apart from…,I will love this speeds you just mentioned. Air resistance on the ground is more than 5X what it is for a plane at altitude. The fastest train in the world is the Chūō Shinkansen, the Japanese maglev train specifically designed to operate as fast as a train with regularly scheduled service can. Its maximum speed during normal operation is 315 mph which is quite a bit short of the speed planes fly at. This is its practical limit because above that its just nearly impossible to justify the increased costs due to increased power consumption. Conveniently, during their assessments they even did a comparison of energy consumption per passenger per km. At that speed of 315 mph the maglev would consume about 90-100 Wh/seat-km whereas an Airbus 319 Neo would consume about 209 Wh/seat-km.

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