Week1 Technology: Train
Trains have always played an important role in Malaysia's public transport. Over the years, Malaysia has been developing and upgrading its railway network to improve regional connectivity and address the problem of traffic congestion. At the same time, Malaysian trains have faced many problems. These include speed, noise, and stability. The Japanese bullet train, for example, can reach a maximum speed of 320 km/h and has advanced sound insulation and vibration damping materials to reduce external noise transmission, making it almost imperceptible inside the train. In addition, the train has been carefully designed to guarantee a high level of stability. The Malaysian trains are less sophisticated in comparison. Malaysia needs to learn from Japan to improve this problem. I think with the current development of Malaysian railways, it will be possible to build a train to the moon within the next 30 or 40 years. Make going to the moon universal. But at the moment there are many pro...