1 Plant/Animal Cell Model (interactive) 2  Pumping Heart Cells. 3  Apoptosis (video) 4  Cell Cycle (interactive) 5  Mitosis (interactive) 6  Meiosis (interactive)  Microscopy.
Amtrakâs Acela Express is currently the fastest train in the US, capable of a maximum speed of 150 mph (241 km/h) â although it typically travels at about half that speed. Depending on whose definition you go by, that may or may not qualify it as a high-speed train. Source: State of California (PDF) via Inhabitat.
Achieved in 2003, the MLX01 train holds the record for fastest train in the world. JR-Central has been investing in infrastructure to develop a maglev rail system independent of the extant Shinkansen network that could attain reliable speeds up to 310 mph.