Roller Coasters

Top Thrill Dragster

420 feet tall

120mph in 4 seconds.

First you select strata-coaster in the rides menu. Then you make a station. Next you make alot of straight pieces. Then you go straight up. go up some pieces then make one right turn. After that flatten it out and go straight down. Now make three right turns. Go down but not all the way. Then flatten out and go up a gentle slope. go down and put some brakes down. last make two right back into the station.

The brakes are basically 2 pieces of steel and then they close together to a certain thickness. There is also a fin on the bottom of the car which, when it tries to pass through that thin brake, it slows down or even stops the car.

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Which Busch Gardens?

At the one in Williamsburg, there are three coasters that go upside down: Griffon, Loch Ness Monster, and Alpengeist.

At the one in Tampa, there are five: Cheetah Hunt, SheiKra, Kumba, Montu, and Scorpion.

To be a successful major company like B&m or S&S arrow, you will need to invest a load into your company. Perhaps millions. You will also need a very good education and experience with that.

So good luck ahaha.

This far along you should not do anything that can make you fall of any kind and if you start to feel sick they will not be stopping that ride. So avoid.

There would be equal amounts of kinetic and potential energy at the middle of a drop, because the potential energy would have lost half of it's amount and the kinetic energy would have gained that amount but none else so far.

Pretty sure thats all right, 🖒

You can but dont let the people that do the rollercoaster rides know that your toe is broke because they might not let you ride , its all about chance if you want to take the chance of getting jerked by the roller coaster and hiting your toe on the rollercoaster floor or your other foot and reinjuring it then go ahead there no guarantee that you will or will not hurt yourself!

it doesnt the gp and kinetic enrgy work together and if the equation shows mgh=(1/2mv2) mgh is one m mv2 is ther 2nd m they equal so take two ms out nd it doesnt effect the speed

The design is impractical. Note that the summit of each hill on the roller coaster is the same height, so the PE of the car at the top of each hill would be the same. If no energy were spent in overcoming friction, the car would get to the second summit with as much energy as it starts with. But in practice, there is considerable friction, and the car would not roll to its initial height and have the same energy. So the maximum height of succeeding summits should be lower to compensate for friction.

That is the point when it has the highest speed.

flat feet

The top ten rides at michigan adventure are.... 10 Mamoth river and mine shaft 9 zack zoomer 8 rip cord 7 slidewanders 6 falling star 5 snake pit 4 corkscrew 3 shivering timbers 2 funel of fear 1 thunderhawk

Beside the parking lot.

I know its not safe if you want to know specifics on why ask your doctor.

When riding a roller coaster, there it a thing called G force. This gives you the effect of felling weightless or double your weight. I think a pregnant woman wouldn't be able to ride a roller coaster because the different pressures would harm or affect the baby.

Dr.Phil

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the fastest coaster is ring racer and the tallest is kingda ka

There is 1 in 300 million chance of dying in a roller coaster accident. You have better chance of dying from heart disease, cancer, or even crossing the street. ^And usually that's because people get on with heart problems or other health risks, OR from stupid people on wooden coasters that have looser fit lapbars that wedge themselves out to stand up.

lets just say that's it's alot like thousands and maybe millions depends how good it is!............

The fastest roller coaster in the United States of America is Kingda Ka in Six Flags Great Adventure in Jackson, New Jersey. It uses hydraulic motors to launch the trains along a horizontal section of track from zero to 128 mph in an 3.5 seconds. It is also the tallest roller coaster in the world, being 456 feet tall and having a drop of 418 feet.

The fastest roller coaster in the world is Formula Rossa, which is located at Ferrari World in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. It is launched from zero to 149 mph in approximately 4.9 seconds. It is 171 feet high and has a drop of 166 feet. Due to the high air speeds and the subsequent risk of an impact with airborne particulates or insects, all riders are required to wear protective glasses similar to those used during sky diving.

Centripetal force might work. When a roller-coaster train goes around a loop, centripetal force keeps it from falling down, and propels it outward. Well, that and some extra wheels, but you know what I mean.

In the last few sections, we looked at the forces and machinery that send roller c­oasters rocketing around elaborate courses. As you move over the hills, valleys and loops of the track, the forces on you seem to change constantly, pulling you in all directions. But why is this rollicking movement so enjoyable (or, for some people, so nauseating)?

­To understand the sensations you feel in a roller coaster, let's look at the basic forces at work on your body. Wherever you are on Earth, gravity is pulling you down toward the ground. But the force you actually notice isn't this downward pull -- it's the upward pressure of the ground underneath you. The ground stops your descent to the center of the planet. It pushes up on your feet, which push up on the bones in your legs, which push up on your rib cage and so on. This is the feeling of weight. At every point on a roller-coaster ride, gravity is pulling you straight down.

The other force acting on you is acceleration. When you are riding in a coaster car that is traveling at a constant speed, you only feel the downward force of gravity. But as the car speeds up or slows down, you feel pressed against your seat or the restraining bar.

You feel this force because your inertia is separate from that of the coaster car. When you ride a roller coaster, all of the forces we've discussed are acting on your body in different ways.

Newton's first law of motion states that an object in motion tends to stay in motion. That is, your body will keep going at the same speed in the same direction unless some other force acts on you to change that speed or direction. When the coaster speeds up, the seat in the cart pushes you forward, accelerating your motion. When the cart slows down, your body naturally wants to keep going at its original speed. The harness in front of you accelerates your body backward, slowing you down.

1. Kingda Ka

2. Top Thrill Dragster

3. Superman: The Escape

4. Intimidator 305

5. Millenium Force

6. Goliath

7. Titan