Elon Musk is known for his innovative approach to technology. One of the co-founding members of Paypal, Musk has since gone on to launch Tesla motors and space flight program SpaceX, both of which sit ...

Imagine traveling from New York to Los Angeles in less than an hour or from London to Paris in 15 minutes. Sounds impossible, right? Well, not for China’s biggest missile manufacturer, which claims to ...

Think back to a bygone era of Elon Musk — when he talked less about blue checks on Twitter and more about blue-sky ideas to colonize Mars, reuse rockets, and tackle climate change. One of his ...

Explore the Hyperloop, one of Elon Musk's ambitious megaprojects. Nearly a decade after Musk’s initial announcement, this video investigates the progress made toward realizing this vision and ...

Though some efforts continue, the once-promising technology has run up against significant challenges — most notably creating an entirely new transit infrastructure. By Eric A. Taub This article is ...

LOS ANGELES & NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Hyperloop Transportation Technologies (“HyperloopTT” or “the Company”), a leading transportation and technology licensing company focused on realizing the ...

Elon Musk is very much an ideas man. He regularly comes out with elaborate solutions to the world's problems. His musings have included robotaxis, nuking the Martians, and brain chips capable of ...

Of all the crazy idea Elon Musk came up with over the years, that of a tunnel system for transport pods to be used to help with congestion in crowded cities (and between them) surely sits at the top ...

It has been almost a decade since Elon Musk floated the idea of hyperloop, a new mode of transportation that promises to move people and goods at the speed of airplanes while staying on the ground.

Transport needs to be decarbonized at every level if we are to meet climate goals. One of the most effective ways to reduce the emissions from midrange travel distances is via electric trains, but ...

Will America ever get a Hyperloop? The answer is: maybe. Packing people into underground shuttles like sardines and then firing them through airless tunnels at untold speeds may seem bizarre (or even ...