Between two of Texas's fastest-growing cities, separated by eighty miles and decades of highway congestion, Elon Musk's Boring Company has proposed something that once lived only in the realm of science fiction: a hyperloop corridor capable of carrying passengers at 200 miles per hour, shrinking a ninety-minute drive into under thirty minutes. The announcement, made in September 2026, extends Musk's long-held vision of reimagining ground transportation through underground, low-pressure tube systems. Whether this remains an ambitious sketch or becomes a functioning corridor depends on the slowe