James Pendrick: [dramatic voiceover] Speed. The inverse relationship between distance and time. Since the dawn of the machine age, man has sort to increase one at the expense of the other. To do that, we need the power to accelerate. But we encounter the limit, friction. The point where the wheel meets the rail. But if we were to lift the train by the force of magnetic propulsion, and drive it forward by means of induction, then the only friction one would encounter would be the wind. And if we were take that out, our speed could be infinite. Allowing for a comfortable acceleration, we can go from New York to London in one hour. Sound impossible? Try inevitable. Frictionless. Levitated. Accelerated. Subsurface. Hypertrain. Introducing the Pendrick FLASH.