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Japan planning for interplanetary bullet trains connecting Earth, Moon and Mars

Humans could travel from one planet to another via bullet train if Japan’s plans for a revolutionary space travel project succeed. The country, known for its innovative technology, is reportedly planning to build a bullet train that would make inter-planetary travel possible. Japan also aims to build an artificial space habitat on Mars with an

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Space travel in bullet train? Revolutionary idea to ferry passengers to Mars, Moon is on another level

A special bullet train can make space travel the ride of a lifetime. Japanese technology is aiming to make travel between Earth, the moon and mars possible in specially designed trains.

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Crazy plans show spinning Moon and Mars bases with artificial gravity

New plans for ultra-futuristic bases on Mars and the Moon create artificial gravity by rotating the base itself like a centrifuge.

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Japanese scientists reveal ambitious plans to build The Glass structure on the moon

A rendering of the idea was unveiled at a press conference involving Kyoto University researchers and Kajima Corporation, a construction firm based in Tokyo.

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