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We may assign or transfer these Terms without restriction or notification. Home About us Pricing Blog Request a demo. The loop-the-loop is amazing because it crams so much into such a short length of track. The varying forces put your body through the whole range of sensations in a matter of seconds. While these forces are shaking up all the parts of your body, your eyes see the entire world flip upside down. To many coaster riders, this moment at the top of the loop, when you're light as a feather and all you can see is the sky, is the best part of the whole ride.

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In a loop-the-loop, the intensity of the acceleration force is determined by two factors: As the train enters the loop, it has maximum kinetic energy — that is, it is moving at top speed. At the top of the loop, gravity has slowed the train down somewhat, so it has more potential energy and less kinetic energy — it is moving at reduced speed. Originally, roller-coaster designers made circle-shaped loops.

In this design, the angle of the turn is constant all the way around. In order to build an acceleration force strong enough to push the train into the track at the top of the loop, they had to send the train into the loop at a fairly high rate of speed so it would still be going pretty fast at the top of the loop.

Greater speed meant a much greater force on the rider as he entered the loop, which could be fairly uncomfortable.

The teardrop design makes it much easier to balance these forces. If you plan to discuss circular motion: This allows the user to build a variety of models of roller coaster and investigate several related concepts. It includes a page teachers' guide, with lesson plans and design briefs. You might ask them why the gravitational potential energy required at the start is greater than that needed to lift the ball to the height of the top of the loop.

What makes the ball go round a circle? What pushes or pulls the ball with a real force to make it do that? Point out that there must be some inward force towards the centre of the loop. What provides the force at the top of the loop B?