Suddenly, a loud tune blasts into the building, revealing the next song, “I Don’t Dance.” “I'll show you that it's one and the same: Baseball, dancing, same game. It's easy: Step up to the plate, start swingin. I wanna play ball now, and that's all.This is what I do. It ain't no dance that you can show me, yeah.” These lyrics begin the song, while the tracks form a cobra roll, which is similar to two half loops with a stretch of track connecting them. “You'll never know. Oh I Know. You'll never try. There's just one little thing that stops me every time yeah. Come on!” During the streaming of these lyrics, the roller coaster advances into a Norwegian loop, as the tracks form the shape of a pretzel, taking the riders in a loop that plummets …show more content…
Fabulous is a stunning tune with an explicit sense of grandeur. It is the ultimate selection to end what we hope to be an unsurpassable amusement attraction. Since “Fabulous” is sung by the pool, we wanted to embody that element in our ride. “It's out with the old and in with the new. Goodbye clouds of gray, hello skies of blue. A dip in the pool, a trip to the spa. Endless days in my chaise. The whole world according to moi,” opens the song, in a cooing manner. While these lyrics play, as the tracks twist and contort, flinging the riders all around. After the last line, the carts are returned into the upward position. “Excuse me? Thank you.” The audible version of thee lyrics has someone playing the piano, so the ride will surge through a giant grand piano at this time. “Iced tea imported from England. Lifeguards imported from Spain. Towels imported from Turkey, and turkey imported from Maine,” signals a gradual turn in the tracks, preceded by a dip. The track becomes zig-zagged as the lyrics, “We're gonna relax and renew. You go do,” play. A hill comes into view on the tracks. The hill in this section is the highest hill yet, meaning that the top of the hill will allow for the most potential energy in the entire ride, and as the car flies down the hill, the potential energy will be transferred into copious amounts of kinetic energy (but the amount doesn’t change, just the type. …show more content…
Thus, our plan is to have 1000 riders every hour. The ride overall time of the ride is approximately 10 minutes. The carts are attached in pairs, so two can go at a time, but two more will be launched when the first set of cars is halfway into its expedition (2.5 minutes). Therefore, the first set of cars can go six times, and the second set can go five times (5.75 times, to be exact). Since the ride will launch 11 total times, with two carts each, there will be approximately 46 people in each cart. The average speed of the ride will be approximately 85 kph (a derived unit that combines kilometers and hours). However, the instantaneous speed at one time could be quite different than the instantaneous speed at another time due to the acceleration and deceleration. A lot of effort has been put into making this roller coaster. Getting the car to move through the entire track takes a lot of work, considering the many loops, change of directions, and change in velocity. With such an extensive roller coaster, engineers were required to put in a lot of planning to keep riders safe. The mass of the riders as well as the mass of the car demands an extremely sturdy track. We decided that steel and aluminum tracks would be the safest to hold the car, so that our respected passengers return to the station safely. The seats are equipped with lap bars, heavy duty seat belts, and shoulder restraints. Our
Kim Addonizio’s “First Poem for You” portrays a speaker who contemplates the state of their romantic relationship though reflections of their partner’s tattoos. Addressing their partner, the speaker ambivalence towards the merits of the relationship, the speaker unhappily remains with their partner. Through the usage of contrasting visual and kinesthetic imagery, the speaker revels the reasons of their inability to embrace the relationship and showcases the extent of their paralysis. Exploring this theme, the poem discusses how inner conflicts can be powerful paralyzers.
In the poem By Watching, Hiram Larew uses signature craft techniques to show the realization that people can regain their conviction in God by conquering the doubt in their mind’s eye.
affects the speed of a roller coaster car at the bottom of a slope. In
Through written communications, writers use a myriad of literary devices, to communicate ideas. With the use of metaphors, diction, and personification, writers are able to construct articles, books, and poems. Two examples of these included “Birthday” by M. T Buckley and “The Secret Life of Books” by Stephen Edgar. Each of these poems is trying to show an opinion toward the topic. The author in “Birthday” is trying to show how being born is similar to being in World War 2. On the other hand, “The secret Life of Books” is trying to show how books change the readers. Both poems use conceit, diction, and personification with the structure in order to convey their meaning of the poems.
The second one is Gold Striker, one of the favorite’s roller coaster for kids. This roller coaster is tallest and fastest wooden in Northern California; Gold Striker stands 108.2 Feet High and travels 53.7 MPH (Great America). So many people want to try Gold Striker because of its sheer height, not to mention the fact that the ride spanned almost the entire park. To go that fast for so long seemed so thrilling to people. It's been by far the most fun amusement park ride people have ever been on. The last one is Superman roller coaster, one of the favorite’s roller coaster for kids and adults. It over-sized strength, mega speed, and pretty much at the top of his class when it comes to flying (Six Flags). where as most rides have you buckled to seat and have you rigidly set in place, the Superman has you riding with your hands out front and your feet behind you, like a superhero flying through the air. People are really enjoying riding the Superman. On a lot of roller coasters, it seems like your eyes spend the majority of the time looking at the seats in front of you. On the Superman, you're facing toward the ground, away from the track and all the other parts of the
The second type of major roller coaster, based on tubular steel tracks, was introduced in the 1950s. Consisting of a pair of long steel tubes, this particular track structure is supported by a sturdy, l...
“Even though roller coasters propel you through the air, shoot you through tunnels, and zip you down and around many hills and loops, they are quite safe and can prove to be a great way to get scared, feel that sinking feeling in your stomach, and still come out of it wanting to do it all over again (1).” Thanks to the manipulation of gravitational and centripetal forces humans have created one of the most exhilarating attractions. Even though new roller coasters are created continuously in the hope to create breathtaking and terrifying thrills, the fundamental principles of physics remain the same. A roller coaster consists of connected cars that move on tracks due to gravity and momentum. Believe it or not, an engine is not required for most of the ride. The only power source needed is used to get to the top first hill in order to obtain a powerful launch. Physics plays a huge part in the function of roller coasters. Gravity, potential and kinetic energy, centripetal forces, conservation of energy, friction, and acceleration are some of the concepts included.
With the opening of America’s first roller coaster in 1873, a new innovative market was introduced into the American industrial market. With it came a new set of challenges that pushed the limits of the engineering methods used at the time. Oddly enough though, America’s safest roller coaster ever built was also the simplest; the Mauch Chunk Railway was originally used to bring coal down the mountainside of a Pennsylvania mine. The now unused 2,322 feet of track was re-opened a few months later for the purpose of carrying passengers down the side of the mountain. The rail cars used did not have brakes or an engine; they simply used the force of gravity to take the train and its passengers, sometimes at speeds upwards of 60 miles per hour, down the side of the mountain until it came to a rest at the bottom. “The railway offered spectacular views of the Lehigh River and the Blue Ridge Mountains for the region's visitors to see. The area became a large Nineteenth Century tourist attraction and people came from all over to be thrilled by the M.C.R.” (Sandy). Throughout the ride’s 56-year span of passenger operation, not a single injury was reported. Since the ever-simplistic entertainment methods of the 1920’s, our industrial capabilities have grown in geometric proportions; however the one problem is they have been severely lagged by the safety and control systems that govern them. Recently, however, advancements in computer technology have yielded a drastic improvement in these control systems that have allowed ride designers to design increasingly safer and more reliable ride systems.
Helen of Troy, known as the most beautiful woman of ancient Greek culture, is the catalyst for the Trojan War. As such, she is the subject of both Edgar Allen Poe’s “To Helen” and H.D.’s “Helen”; however, their perceptions of Helen are opposites. Many poets and authors have written about Helen in regards to her beauty and her treacherous actions. There is a tremendous contrast between the views of Helen in both poems by Poe and Doolittle. The reader may ascertain the contrast in the speakers’ views of Helen through their incorporation of diction, imagery, and tone that help convey the meaning of the work.
You apprehensively walk up the iron steps and onto the platform. You’re reluctant to go any further, but your friend eggs you on, saying, “It’s not that fast.” You step into the seat and pull the harness down over you. No, this isn’t the latest, greatest technological frontier. It’s a roller coaster. Since 1804 when the first wheeled roller coaster- called “Les Montagnes Russes”- was constructed in Paris, France, roller coasters have been a staple of adventure and fantasy among children and children-at-heart. But there’s no magic involved with these fantastic creations, there’s a plethora of forces and laws governing their every movement. From kinetic energy to inertia, roller coasters are intricate engineering marvels that function through the laws of physics. This is a look into those physics that result in a thrill ride unlike any other.
“Chili peppers” I yelled has I let go of the marble to have it go spiraling down the giant drop and doing continuous loops. In this project I had to research, design, construct, and test my roller coaster, I had to have the safest, and most fun roller coaster in the grade. In this paragraph I will explain all the steps I had to do to accomplish this task. First, I had to research and make a design. When I researched I found many fascinating facts, like, there is a steel roller coaster, and a wooden roller coaster. After I finished researching I had to create a design for my roller coaster. I decided to have a giant drop at the beginning of the roller coaster but not so big that it would to throw the marble off. After that I decided to do two
First there’s cheeseburgers,corn dogs,pasta,pizza and etc. Basically that’s fast food, I guess you could say. For each station you push a button for what food you want and grab it.Then once you get your food you can start eating it. Second station is the drinks, you grab a traveling cup and push the button and choose your drink. Next comes the plastic containers, because maybe some people wanna take their food to go. Lastly, is the dessert’s and there’s anything you could ever want. Such as flavored ice cream,cakes,pies,cookies, whatever you would want. Once you push the button for which dessert you want, you take it to go or eat it. Now the ride is still going at 0.25 miles per hour. So you do have time to eat. Also it stops after you get your dessert for the people who are eating have more time. But soon it will start to go again, and on the way out, there are trash cans on each side of the ride.Eventually you exit the tubes and go on two small hills. Were you do feel an inertia jerk, but not really. Than you are going straight and slow which that is called friction. Now I hope you enjoyed the ride and had a good time riding it. I can’t wait to hear everyone’s opinion about “The
We pass through an archway with the name of the ride, The Flight of the Hippogriff, written across it. I want to run back to the bench where my mom and grandma are waiting, and I slowly shuffle my feet. You can’t turn back now, I think. The sounds of screams and laughter echo from above us. I look up to see part of the roller coaster arching above our heads. I will probably be up there in a few minutes, but thinking about it makes me want to hide. As we inch towards the front, the sweet, lingering taste of butterbeer in my mouth turns sour. It feels like my stomach is a washing machine that has been overloaded with clothes, spinning around and around. After a few minutes we get to the front of the of the
After eating our sack lunches, our group of five decided to enter the park. I can hear the roller coaster tracks and machinery almost sounding like a train, watching the faces of the people. After...
Amusement parks are by far one of the most thrilling places on earth. As you wait in a long line to get in park, you can hear numerous kids, adults, and tourist shouting off the top of their lungs due to a tremendous jaw-dropping drop on their beloved roller coasters.