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In
the
1700s,
many
inventions
were
working
on
the
steam
engine.
In
the
1760s,
a
scientist
in
England
invented
a
way
to
put
steam
engines
and
wheels
together.
Soon,
people
had
a
new
type
of
transportation:
the
steam
locomotive.An
English
engineer
drove
the
first
steam
locomotive
on
a
road,
but
it
explodedIn
1804,
a
locomotive
carried
about
seven
passengers
a
short
distance
on
some
iron
rails.
It
was
the
first
railway!
It
was
in
England.The
first
passenger
railway
opened
in
England
in
1825.
the
first
passenger
train
was
called
the
Rocket.
During
the
1830s,
countries
all
over
the
world
started
to
build
railways.
After
fifty
years,
railways
covered
most
countries.
Many
train
stations
built
to
make
it
easier
for
passengers
to
get
on
and
off
the
trains.
Early
trains,
like
the
Rocket,
had
a
top
speed
of
50
kilometers
per
hour.
Even
the
best
steam
locomotives
were
slow.
They
could
only
go
about
80
kilometers
per
hour.
Today’s
trains
are
much
faster.
They
travel
at
about
240
kilometers
an
hour.
The
fastest
trains
can
go
380
kilometers
an
hour.