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Japan to run inter planetary bullet trains, connect Earth, Moon and Mars

by Suneela Zulfiqar
July 19, 2022
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Japan to run inter planetary bullet trains, connect Earth, Moon and Mars
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Humans could potentially travel from one planet to another via bullet train if Japan’s plans for a revolutionary space travel industry succeed. If this comes to fruition, space travel will no longer be restricted to science fiction movies.

The country, known for its innovative technology, is planning to build a bullet train that would enable inter-planetary travel.

Japan is aiming to build an artificial space habitat on Mars that has an atmosphere similar to Earth’s, so that humans can live there. This won’t have any negative effect on Mars’ atmosphere.

Researchers from Kyoto University in Japan, in partnership with Kajima Construction, are working on this project to take space travel to another level. They have a transportation system called the ‘Hexagon Space Track System’ for the bullet train.

For long-distance travel, the Hexatrack will maintain a gravity of 1G (normal gravity of the Earth) to lessen the effects of extended exposure to low gravity.

The proposed bullet trains are said to utilize ‘Hexacapsules’ (hexagonal-shaped capsules) with a moving device in the middle. A mini capsule of a 15-metre radius would connect the Earth with the moon while a slightly bigger capsule of a 20-metre radius would be employed to link the Earth with Mars.

The train station at the Moon will be called the Lunar station and it will be using a gateway satellite. The station at Mars on the other hand will be called the Mars station and it will be situated on the Martian satellite Phobos.

The plan might take 100 years to become a reality but the researchers are aiming to build a simplified prototype version of the Marsglass and Lunaglass by 2050, according to the Japanese newspaper The Asahi Shimbun.

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Suneela Zulfiqar

Suneela Zulfiqar

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