magnetic levitation
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How to use magnetic levitation in a sentence
The 40-mile “superconducting magnetic levitation train system” is planned as the first leg of a system that would carry passengers between Washington and New York in an hour.
D.C.-to-Baltimore maglev would only benefit rich, Amtrak chief says|Luz Lazo|May 7, 2021|Washington PostThe 40-mile “superconducting magnetic levitation train system,” commonly called a maglev, is planned as the first leg of a system that would carry passengers from Washington to New York in an hour.
D.C. warns a maglev stop at Mount Vernon Square would bring disruption|Luz Lazo|January 25, 2021|Washington PostOur line was newly established; in 2070, to be exact, following the modern improvements of the Martel Magnetic Levitation.
Cultural definitions for magnetic levitation
A process by which a magnet moving over a piece of metal causes electric currents (see also current) to flow in the metal that, in turn, produce forces that push the magnet upward. If the force is large enough, the moving magnet can float (be levitated).