Dustin DeWinn
New Member
Please forgive me, as I'm a complete layman.
For decades, various bridges and tunnels have been proposed for the Long Island Sound, which is ~21 miles (33.8 km) wide. Residents worry about the unsightliness of a bridge and the tall exhaust towers that would be needed for a tunnel. You could also build islands and alternate like the Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel.
Are hyperloops energy efficient enough to be completely submerged/beneath bedrock without the need for exhaust towers or evidence of their presence and hidden from sight?
For decades, various bridges and tunnels have been proposed for the Long Island Sound, which is ~21 miles (33.8 km) wide. Residents worry about the unsightliness of a bridge and the tall exhaust towers that would be needed for a tunnel. You could also build islands and alternate like the Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel.
Are hyperloops energy efficient enough to be completely submerged/beneath bedrock without the need for exhaust towers or evidence of their presence and hidden from sight?
