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One Step Closer to a Hyperloop Reality in Colorado 

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Today is a proud day for the innovators and trailblazers of Colorado. Colorado Hyperloop is thrilled to see the Cheyenne-Denver-Pueblo corridor advance to the final stage of the Hyperloop One Global Challenge. We remain committed to working with other public, private, professional, and passionate teams to test the feasibility of a Hyperloop in our great state and ensure that Coloradoans have a voice in the design process. Colorado Hyperloop looks forward to working with CDOT, Rocky Mountain Hyperloop, and others to make Hyperloop a reality in Colorado.

Watch this space!

-Colorado Hyperloop Team

 

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Hyperloop route times in Colorado and how you will get there

Colorado Springs to Denver in 12 minutes with point to point transportation. Wow!

Hyperloop One has an amazing interactive website that will show you the various times it takes to travel in the Hyperloop vs conventional transportation. Check it out here: http://hyperloop-one.com/routes/

Colorado Springs to Denver
Colorado Springs to Denver
Boulder to Denver
Boulder to Denver
Denver to Fort Collins
Denver to Fort Collins
Fort Collins to Pueblo
Fort Collins to Pueblo

So how might you arrive and leave the cities? Arrivo Loop also has amazing renderings of their vehicles or ‘pods.’

Arrivo Loop Pod
Arrivo Loop Pod
Arrivo Loop Pods in tubes
Arrivo Loop pods in tube in a city
Arrivo Loop Pods
Arrivo Loop Pods

Technology and these companies are moving fast! Keep following for more analysis on what these updates will mean for Colorado.

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Colorado’s “very strong” case at Hyperloop One’s Global Challange

Colorado Hyperloop Map

As a Semifinalist, Colorado Hyperloop successfully presented to Hyperloop One’s panel of expert judges and advisors today in Washington, DC.
Colorado’s unique geography, city and state buy-in, and amazing people make it a serious contender for this global prize. Today we shared our vision – your vision, as shared with us through surveys, Tweets, art, and dialogue.

More about today’s events in the Denver Business Journal here.

Tomorrow we look forward to continuing to shape the conversation about the Hyperloop’s potential for connecting people and communities along the Front Range and elsewhere.

Read more in Hyperloop One’s press release here.

Thank you so much for your support!

– ColoradoHyperloop team

 

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Final Countdown to Presentation time with Hyperloop Global Challenge: Sign the Colorado Hyperloop Letter of Support

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City Park Panorama 2 edited

Help us! Sign the Colorado Hyperloop Letter of Support, especially group that have members like Chamber of Commerce and even local government entities in Colorado. Show the hyperloop industry, federal government and Hyperloop leaders that Colorado wants a Hyperloop. Please share if you know them.

Thank you to those Businesses and individuals who have already signed the Letter of Support. You will receive a special thank you after the Global Challenge is complete.

Also, thank you to our dedicated team of volunteers and pro-bono advisors for working so hard to finish the presentation deck for the Global Challenge pitch event on the 5th in Washington DC. It contains 20 visual slides, focuses on the people and civic life of Colorado and has an incredible music video ending!

#ServeTheLoop

#COHyperloopHere

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We want to know what you think! Help us improve!

Help us learn more about what you think of the Colorado Hyperloop! Your input will help us focus upcomming to be announced projects!

Fill out the survey here: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/GLBGDSY

Also be sure to subscribe to our newsletter: http://eepurl.com/cHy7D1

 

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Forthcoming Announcement and a New Partnership

First, there will be a big announcement regarding the Colorado Hyperloop that will be made public in the next couple of weeks…

Second, a new partnership is formed with InTheLoop – Conversations In The Pod to provide interviews on Youtube of the influencers who will one day be building a Colorado Hyperloop! If you wish to be interviewed, please contact us!

Stay tuned!

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July Update on the Colorado Hyperloop & Hyperloop One Global Challenge

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  • Happy 140th Birthday Colorado!

    The Centennial State first joined the union on Aug. 1, 1876 thanks to Proclamation 230, which was signed by President Ulysses S. Grant. The state is named for the Colorado River, which got its name for the ruddy silt Spanish travelers saw in the water.

    Colorado became a territory on Feb. 28. 1861, and has been inhabited by Native Americans for 13,000 years.

    The U.S. Census Bureau estimates 5,456,574 people lived in Colorado as of July 1, 2015 – an 8.5 percent increase since the 2010 census.

    At 104,094 square miles, Colorado is the eighth largest state in terms of land – but ranks 22nd in terms of population.  Via 9News.com

  • Working with other international Hyperloop One Global Challenge groups to see how they are developing their plans and teams.
  • Deciding how use Slack for team communication.
  • Awaiting word that Hyperloop One Global Challenge: “We will be providing you with an opportunity to connect with other registrants in your country or region, if you want to collaborate.”
  • Hyperloop One Global Challenge updated us via email that they are extending the deadline for entries to October 28th.
  • Will break the this website into different project sections, each section focuesed on a hyperloop station per city. This will help visually see the different cities the Colorado Hyperloop will connect and it will help convince interested parties in each city to help with the Global Challenge.