What is the scientific name of super high-speed rail and who invented it first?

The scientific name of super high-speed rail is supersonic aerodynamic train. 1997 was put forward by American mechanical engineer Oster and obtained the technical patent. According to the British "Daily Mail" reported a few days ago, the American "Super Ring 1" company has built a test tunnel with a length of 500 meters and a diameter of 3.3 meters in the desert area of Nevada, and will conduct the field operation test of the "Super High Speed Rail" for the first time.

The scientific name of super high-speed rail is supersonic aerodynamic train. This concept was first put forward by American mechanical engineer Oster in 1997, and obtained a technical patent. On this basis, elon musk, the "father of Tesla", put forward the idea of "super ring" in 20 13, that is, the prototype of super high-speed rail. In fact, it is a superconducting maglev train, which is a special means of transportation that runs at ultra-high speed in a nearly vacuum tube transportation system. Because the space used to transport passengers or goods is like a sealed capsule, it is also called "capsule train" figuratively.

Air compression and magnetic levitation are the basic working principles of super high-speed rail. In a completely closed pipeline, the air in the pipeline is pumped away along the running direction of the train, forming a state close to vacuum. Under the action of atmospheric pressure, like a giant with super vital capacity sucking a train with a straw, the train is "sucked" from one place to another like a fired shell. Magnetic levitation and vacuum can also basically eliminate the resistance caused by air resistance and friction, and then realize high-speed operation.