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  <date>2020-11-8</date>
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    <name>Virgin Hyperloop</name>
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    <name>magnetic levitation</name>
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    <name>The Guardian</name>
    <day>8</day>
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    <permalink>https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2020/nov/09/first-passengers-travel-in-virgins-levitating-hyperloop-pod-system</permalink>
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  <text>Virgin Hyperloop makes its initial run with human passengers, achieving a top speed of 107 mph (172 kph) using magnetic levitation. </text>
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