'In this highly captivating video, the filmer, Mark N. shares his experience traveling in a Tesla taxi through a one-of-a-kind underground tunnel.

"This is the 1.7-mile LVCC Loop, created by Elon Musk's 'The Boring Company,'" Mark wrote. "It's the first time it was used at the world's largest consumer tech conference, CES, to transport attendees between halls at the Las Vegas Convention Center."

The filmer further stated that there are plans in place to expand on the loop by increasing the number of stations (currently three) to 51 and making the tunnel network run for a whopping 29 miles. It would be known as the Vegas Loop.

John Hansman, a professor of aeronautics and astronautics at MIT, told the MIT Technology Review that it's "far-fetched" but not impossible.

"I don't see anything that violates fundamental laws of physics. ... [But] it would be enormously expensive. And I think there are a huge number of technical challenges with the vehicle. ... My questions aren't could you do it, but could you do it in a way that makes sense from an energy efficiency standpoint and makes sense from an economic standpoint."

'In this highly captivating video, the filmer, Mark N. shares his experience traveling in a Tesla taxi through a one-of-a-kind underground tunnel.

"This is the 1.7-mile LVCC Loop, created by Elon Musk's 'The Boring Company,'" Mark wrote. "It's the first time it was used at the world's largest consumer tech conference, CES, to transport attendees between halls at the Las Vegas Convention Center."

The filmer further stated that there are plans in place to expand on the loop by increasing the number of stations (currently three) to 51 and making the tunnel network run for a whopping 29 miles. It would be known as the Vegas Loop.


Name: Mark N.
Location: Las Vegas
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