How To Design A Roller Coaster

The theme of my roller coaster is a snake. The coaster is called the Slithering Serpent. The materials that I used to create my roller coaster are: popsicle sticks, paper, paint, rocks from my backyard, ribbon, a bag and a half of hot glue sticks and a sharpie.

The first roller coasters were patented by LaMarcus Adna Thompson in 1885 (Wikipedia), but roller coasters existed long before their paten. Back in late sixteenth century Russia there was a sport known as ice sliding where one would start at the top of a 70-foot wooden structure and pummel down a 600 feet long track on one’s 2-foot-long sleigh (Throgmorton 10). Ice sliding was only available during the winter months, so in the warmer months the Russians would affix wheels to their sleighs so they could enjoy sliding year round. Then in the late eighteenth century a French traveler built a conveyer-like coaster by placing rollers on a wooden track so that riders could coast down the track, thus came the name Roller Coaster (Throgmorton 10).

How to build a roller coaster? First you need to make a small model of a roller coaster. By using tubing and cutting it in half and use a marble as a little cart. And then put the tubing however you want it so it can be like a mini roller coaster. And have tape to support it so that it can stay up. Also have loops hills and jumps if you need them but you probably do need them sol you can have a perfect roller coaster. Once you get your roller coaster to work go to a higher point to get a better view of it. then find the velocity and measure the length of the roller coaster to see how big you want the life size roller coaster. So when you build the life size roller coaster it will be perfect. Now getting started on the life size one you need

Roller coasters are one of the most popular rides when you go to an amusement park with everybody in your family. Why are they so scary for some people while for others it is just another adrenaline rush? Roller Coasters are one of the most complicated rides to build and to actually ride. There are some people who just have fun building something to have a quick adrenaline rush before going to work. Roller coasters have some of the most interesting design and history; they have become one of the world’s famous rides at every amusement park.

Who does not like to go to a theme park and have some fun? People who wants to have the most fun, always goes and rides the roller coasters. Have you ever seen an theme park without roller coasters? But why this machine is so fun almost every theme park around the world has one in it? People with experience with this fun machine would like to say that it is their speed that makes it very fun. That maybe sounds right, but it is incorrect.. Because in regular basis we travel faster on our ride along the highway than it would be on the roller coaster. Basically, the feeling of weightlessness, and plus the quick acceleration of the roller coaster creates a feeling of excitement. Roller coasters have the ability to accelerate fast, which causing people go one way to another. Even though it may sounds complicating, the way this machine

I stared ahead at the peak in front of me. The chain pulled me to the top. I could try closing my eyes. I could try blocking out the screams of others. I could try squeezing the bar in front of me. But nothing could stop the terrifying moment at the top of the peak. Click!

The history of the roller coaster can be dated back as early as the 16th century. Reading about the origin of the roller coasters sparked my great interest in their construction. I came across interesting facts such as how roller coasters originated in Russia . They were once called the “Russian Mountains” and were composed of lumber with a sheet of thick ice covering the surface (“Roller Coaster History”). Their infrastructure captivated my attention and I found myself pondering on how they managed to construct their calculations and mathematically figure out the force needed for the roller coaster to continuously move. Therefore, I have constructed a roller coaster through the use of polynomial and trigonometric functions by taking into account

My model replication of a roller coaster will resemble it in such ways as the factors of speed and the movement of coasters around the world. It will have the same aerodynamics and challenges a regular coaster will have. The only difference will be the size of the track compared to a regular track and the carts the people usually ride in will be replaced by a marble. All factors of inertia and the transfer of energy in a moving and stable object will all have an effect on the outcome on how successful the model is in the end.

I think that Castles and Coasters will be fun and a awarding 7th grade field trip for all students.

Enthusiasts and non-enthusiasts alike are well aware that roller coasters malfunction from time to time. Unfortunately for the reputation of these thrill rides, many media, news and other sources exaggerate these circumstances to no end. An example of this is in a video titled “Girls seat belt fails on oblivion rollercoaster at Alton Towers”. What happened was the extra seatbelt somehow came undone. The thing is, the seatbelt doesn’t even do anything. It’s just there as a backup, and the restraint that is on the roller coaster in the video has never failed and it’s on hundreds of coasters around the world.

A roller coaster is to move, change, or occur in a dramatically changeable manner of a roller coaster. As you ride a roller coaster there are points within the ride that are a thrill and others that are a scare. When the cart starts going up to the top and you begin to get higher and higher the more anticipation that starts to build within you and the more your adrenaline starts to kick in and the higher you go the scarier it gets. The cart reaches the top and as it goes down the scarier it is as you have to go through all these twists and turns until finally, you reach the end. When the ride is over and as you are taking off your seat belt and as the lever rises up from your lap the person on the intercom says "thank you for riding life".

RPF has been like a roller coaster ride (as overused as it is) going up so high at the top, then descending below, then rising back up again. Our very existence has affected the community in so many ways unimaginable to the point where without our existence, the community would be much different from it is now and long before. And after such a long ride, we're finally here, celebrating the 10th anniversary of one of the most legendary Club Penguin Armies of all time, the Rebel Penguin Federation. We've passed the torch down to so many different people, with admirable and/or infamous qualities and abilities. It would range from figureheads or legends who shaped the community, to infamous backstabbers who tried to destroy us and possibly others too. It's truly amazing to see how this structure is still standing up to this day, celebrating a decade of being alive.

In Conclusion, we learned that it's not easy to build a rollercoaster. You have to make sure that the people riding the coaster are safe and will not get killed by falling out our passing out. We learned that when building a roller coaster, the first hill should be higher than the second hill because it provides energy for the whole ride. We also learned that a ride that is supposed to be fun can also kill someone if not prepared with caution and patience. As long as somebody can make sure the coaster is build right it can be fun and safe.

“Run,run,run we’re going to be late!” mother exclaimed. I snatched up my pillow and blanket , and jumped into the car. Did you know that Carowinds has the tallest roller coaster in North America? This roller coaster is called “The Fury” and is 325 feet tall!

In a park near you very soon a roller coaster will be drawing near...furthermore, not only is there a roller coaster that has never been seen before but also the most magnificent coaster that you've seen. The Looper...The Looper is one of the fastest roller coasters in all of Hershey Park. It speeds in excess of 70 miles per hour. When you are riding The Looper you will feel countless different feelings. As a matter of fact, you will feel not only ecstatic and delighted but also thrill and suspense. Not to mention that as the experience of the unique exhilarating , unforgettable thrills comes to an end, you will surely feel mourning. Be that as it may, you always have the privilege to jump back in line and do it all over again. Riders will feel the anxious anticipation as they wait in line. Not to mention, the force of the g forces as the train screams by the other rides nearby. You will experience pure speed and adrenaline as your heart starts racing as the train accelerates before plunging down