Federico Italiano@FedeItaliano76·Jan 19, 2021'The Flying Train' (1902) from the MOMA's archive upscaled and coloured by youtuber Denis Shiryaev. The video depicts a ride on the Wuppertal Suspension Railway in 1902—more here https://instagram.com/p/CKOPplLjjUz/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link…2:17275.8K views277632,458
Federico Italiano@FedeItaliano76·Jan 19, 2021This video shows the course of the suspension railway from Vohwinkel to Elberfeld. The city of Wuppertal did not exist yet at that time and the railway connected a series of towns on the river Wupper1442
Federico Italiano@FedeItaliano76·Jan 19, 2021The Suspension Railway, designed by Eugen Langen, was inaugurated by Kaiser Wilhelm II on October 24, 1900. Here's MOMA's original video:youtube.comThe Flying Train (1902) | MoMA FILM VAULT SUMMER CAMP"The Flying Train" depicts a ride on a suspended railway in Germany in 1902. The footage is almost as impressive as the feat of engineering it captures. For ...21350
Federico Italiano@FedeItaliano76·Jan 19, 2021All things considered, this 1910 concept for zipping from San Francisco to Oakland in 5 Minutes was far less futuristic than we might now expect21878
Federico Italiano@FedeItaliano76·Jan 19, 2021Aerobus test track in Dietlikon, Switzerland, in 197421098
Federico Italiano@FedeItaliano76·Jan 19, 2021Three-storied rocket-powered monorail with gyroscopic stabilization (1954) by Ed Valigursky21285
Federico Italiano@FedeItaliano76The Bennie railplane, Glasgow, Scotland, 1930s10:53 PM · Jan 19, 2021·Twitter Web App16 Retweets5 Quote Tweets132 Likes
Federico Italiano@FedeItaliano76·Jan 20, 2021Replying to @FedeItaliano76À propos of alternative universe... The Wuppertal Suspension Railway as photographed for LIFE magazine by Walter Sanders (1951)650