Roller Coasters

Of course you can! My and my boy alex run that all the time

A loop on a rollercoaster depends how fast you are going and the amount of force pressing down on you. If you're going inside, it feels like you are being pushed into your seat. If you're outside of the loop (Rollercoaster on top of track not bottom) You will feel like you are getting pushed out of your seat. This is called G-Force.

Roller coasters are constantly accelerating and decelerating, therefore they don't have a constant speed. However, their average speed can be calculated by dividing the total distance covered by the roller coaster on the track by the total time it takes to complete one ride on the track.

depending on the type of concussion really and literally no it isn't you don't wanna be swung or flipped about with a grade A concussion you should seek medical help immediately and get evaluated by your doctor. maybe after your brain heals itself you can ride but not with a concussion that's not safe for overall mind, body, spirit, and health. unless you want to. but i highly recommend go to the doctor.

There have been numerous roller-coaster accidents in recent times. The most recent case reported was August 19 of this year. However, August 13, 2011 saw some 33 deaths between three amusement parks, 24 in China, 8 in Brazil and one in France.

The defunct roller coaster company called schwarzkopf built a prototype suspended roller coaster that included a corkscrew element but never built a full scale model. In 1981, Arrow dynamics made there own suspended prototype that was built at Kings Island amusement park and named " Bat ". it was demolished 1983 due to serious problems. afterwords arrow perfected the ride type and built 10 of them at different theme parks and each had different layouts. today only 5 are still in operation.

See related link for photo of schwarzkopf's prototype.

See related link for photos of arrow's "Bat".

When the roller coaster is at the peak then the potential energy will be at it's max and as the roller coaster goes downhill then the potential energy will decrease and the kinetic energy will increase.

Kingda Ka and Son of Beast are both roller coasters, and they are both record breakers. Kingda Ka is the tallest and fastest roller coaster in the world. Son of Beast is the tallest and fastest wooden coaster in the world.

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it gets launched by the settings,engines

Of course different places have differentprocedures but overall they somewhat the same. they have a daily weekly and monthly check list. the daily one consist of checking pins and keys to make sure they are all intact. this is what holds it in. and any safety equipment such as seat belt's,straps,ect would be checked. then they would check tracking and supports for pins and bolts ect along with stress cracks monthly weekly and monthly are way more intense. this is not including the moter,conveyer,and computer systems of the newer ones James

I don't know what the slowest roller coaster is though. It is probably a kiddie ride, and probably in some foreign country.

14,000,000 dollars

If you are looking for a palm sweating, fun time, the wooden roller coaster sways a lot more.

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Harry Styles (born February) is scared of roller coasters

Outside,120 feet.Inside,if riding,90 feet.

For the medium capacity roller coasters, electro-magnetic launchers are used to launch roller coaster trains. Such a launch draws high peak powers up to 2 MW. For larger capacity

roller coaster, with larger and heavier trains, an electro-magnetic launcher would draw too much power.

For these high apacity coaster, Bosch Rexroth developed a hydraulic launch system which is capable of accumulating required power in between the launches. This allows for heavy (high capacity) train launches within the limitations of the power net.

King's Island's biggest roller coaster is the"Diamond Back"

With speeds up to 80 mph, and a towering height of 230 ft. This racing coaster is the fastest and tallest coaster in the park!

the first hill on a roller coaster is the biggest because they need enough speed and momentum to finish the rest of the ride it has to be really precise to because if its to big and steep the car will fall of the track and if its to short it won't finish the ride or not go fast enough to do a loop or go up other hills

Well it's powered by electricity as it goes up but once it goes back down it's gravity that's moving it and when you go up slopes that aren't as high momentum is used to get it up. Hope this helps.

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The first 'hill' on a rollercoaster is always the tallest - to give the cars the momentum to carry them to the end of the track.

roller coasters are important because without roller coasters kids would be melancholy and what would be the whole point of going to an amusement park if half of there place is empty.

This is good question for a medical doctor. Normaly it is safe,but if you have some other medical problems you may not be aware of, this could propose a problem. Better to be safe than sorry. Yes, you have to be very gentle with your baby, its easy to forget that there is a fully formed human being in there. Your baby could get physically injured and you could even loose your baby. It could also cause placental abruption.