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Follow our journey northwest, to Indianapolis!
For the last few weeks, we’ve been hard at work assembling the prototype on Purdue Campus! Thank you @PurdueEngineers for having us!
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We’re doing a series of bio on our captains, starting with @HyperloopUC ‘s captain Heath Palmer. Check out what he has to say about our collaboration and our future as a team!
bit.ly/CapHeathBiopic
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Meet Richard Wendel, captain of the @IlliniHyperloop team and "Nick Fury" of Midwest Hyperloop:
bit.ly/CapRichBiopic
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The school year is about to end, but our work will continue. 3 months till the competition, we’re working hard to make this pod a reality!
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We are thrilled to announce that #ILLINOIS Engineering will soon be renamed The Grainger College of Engineering. This naming recognizes a new $100 million unrestricted gift from The Grainger Foundation and more than $300 million in total support. PR: bit.ly/2V1tHW3
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"The quickest way to decrease greenhouse gases from transportation is to travel by train and move goods by rail instead of on the road or by air," rail scholar Andreas Hoffrichter writes. trib.al/VuUxYWi
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Interested in what the hyperloop will look like and the reasoning behind it? Visit hyperloopconnected.org! Here, all interested hyperloop parties can share their knowledge. Open source publishing these results will boost the development of the hyperloop!
A little #throwback to @IllinoisEOH 2019 from earlier this month: here is some footage of the team testing the magnetic levitation & propulsion capabilities of #Hyperloop via our mini-Pod model. – at Champaign, IL












