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Superfast Trains

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Traveling all over the world, Superfast Trains will carry people to their destination at the ultimate speed. Adventure-seeking readers will take a ride through the history of one of the world's fastest and most powerful means of transportation-the train. From basic steam engines to the construction of levitating trains that use magnetic power, Superfast Trains will let young readers explore innovations in transportation. Full-color photographs, a labeled diagram, and a compelling action narrative will inform and entertain students.

32 pages, Library Binding

First published August 1, 2005

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Mark Dubowski

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March 3, 2011
I learned a lot from this non-fiction book. I'd never heard of Maglev trains before - trains with no wheels or engines, that float above electric wires by magnetic force. It was published in 2006, so I need to see if any of these trains have since been built in the USA. Supposedly, they'll be able to travel 1000
mph!
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