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Two people have become the world's first passengers to ride a (7) ___________ high-speed transport system known as a hyperloop. Developed by Sir Richard Branson's Virgin Hyperloop, the technology travels through (8) ___________ tube at up to 1000 kmh.

In a hyperloop system, which uses magnetic levitation to allow near-silent travel, a trip between Melbourne and Sydney (878 km) or Sydney and Brisbane (917 km) would be possible in less than an hour. That's (9) ___________ than the flying time between these cities.

First proposed by businessman Elon Musk, hyperloop technology promises to (10) ___________ travel times and traffic congestion. The systems are also said to be better for the environment as they (11) ___________ fewer greenhouse gasses than cars and trains.

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People have been trying to build a flying car for a long time. So far, no one has been able to get a vehicle off the ground safely. But engineers keep trying!

One problem is that flying cars need wings. The wings must be designed so they will not stick out into other road lanes. Engineers are looking for solutions to that problem.

Two kinds of flying cars are being developed that may solve the problem. One type is called the Transition. It has rotating blades that spin and lift the car. These blades fold flat against the sides when the car is on the ground. Another kind is named the Skycar. It has large propellers. These propeller wings fold up and can be packed in the car's trunk.

Flying cars will not just fly up from the road. They will have to take off from an airport runway. Still, some people are eager to have one of their own. Nobody is sure when flying cars will be available, but one company already has a hundred customers waiting for one. So fasten your seat belts, and get ready for takeoff. Someday, cars may be on the road and in the air!