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    New mediums bring about new and exciting options for artists to work with‚ and with the huge influx of available canvas’ that came with the technological boom‚ more and more artists are veering away from the traditional forms of art and instead are being seduced by the untapped potential of new mediums such as film. The greatest works of art‚ past‚ present and future have been‚ and likely will continue to be‚ created by artists that are considered prodigies‚ and the prodigies of this modern era are

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    Roller coasters can be deadly. For example‚ a teenager was killed by a roller coaster while trying to get his hat back. It blew off in the middle of the ride and he went into the restricted area to retrieve it. He was then killed when the ride crashed into him. Because of this fact‚ I freaked out when I found out that I was going to Universal with my family a few years ago. I didn’t know this‚ but I was going to have an experience of a lifetime at Legoland. On the morning of my family’s trip to

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    Last week‚ my group and I were constructing the roller coaster. I contributed by installing my funnel into the coaster. I did this by making adjusting the track so that it would lead the marble to the border of the tube. I did this because learned that when the marble spins around the edge of the tube‚ it increases the time which was what we wanted. After adjusting‚ I put supports on the funnel that would help the funnel maintain its shape to have the most maximum time possible. I also contributed

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    aunt and I went to get in line at the top thrill dragster at cedar; usually the line is 2 to 3 hours long but our wait was 45 minutes. We went to cedar point over the summer. As we went on the top thrill dragster because we have never been on the roller coaster and the line was really short. We were talking on the way to cedar point if we were going to ride the top thrill dragster. “If the line is shorter than last year we will try to get on the top thrill dragster”‚ said my aunt Mel. “okay but if we

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    not think he would have let me though‚ at this point early on‚ when I have only been going to driving school for about two weeks. He loves his car a lot‚ so much so that no one else gets to drive it‚ with only me as the first exception. I can recall how much anxiety I saw in his eyes‚ as he sat there on the passenger seat while I was manning the car. My dad‚ being the conservative and old-fashioned person that he is‚ has all of his cars with manual transmissions. And a newbie like me that is tasked

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    Potential and Kinetic Energy Transformations Potential and kinetic energy can be found in things all around us‚ especially in roller coasters. Potential energy is stored energy in an object‚ and kinetic energy is energy of motion or speed. On a rollercoaster it can switch from potential to kinetic energy very often. The rollercoaster starts off with a chain and motor and exerts a force on the rollercoaster which pushes the ride to the top of the hill. Throughout the process of going up the hill

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    gently pulled me forward. I didn’t want to. It was an enormous metal trap that was sure to send me to my doom. In my four year old eyes‚ roller coasters were the fuel of my nightmares. I wasn’t afraid of clowns with pasty makeup and cold‚ dead eyes‚ no. I wasn’t afraid of monsters with razor sharp teeth and claws like a lion. No‚ me‚ I was afraid of roller coasters. The rolling cart with only a bar to hold me in was terrifying. What if-- what if I slipped out? What if I hit my head on an overhead track

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    History A roller coaster train going down hill represents merely a complex case as a body is descending an inclined plane. Newton’s first two laws relate force and acceleration‚ which are key concepts in roller coaster physics. At amusement parks‚ Newton’s laws can be applied to every ride. These rides range from ’The Swings’ to The ’Hammer’. Newton was also one of the developers of calculus which is essential to analyzing falling bodies constrained on more complex paths than inclined planes. A

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    Physics behind roller coasters Energy can be converted from one from to another. When the car is still‚ the energy which is acting on it is GPE (gravitational potential energy). The car starts to accelerate towards the peak. The energy is converted from GPE to Kinetic energy. The car is at the peak. The energy transfers from Kinetic energy to GPE. The car starts to go down. The energy transfers again from GPE to Kinetic energy. There is no kinetic energy when the car is still at the bottom‚ as

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    Before you know it‚ your heart is in your throat‚ your stomach turning as you watch the hands of fellow riders sway in the air. The speed starts to increase by the second‚ the breeze blows through your hair‚ you feel yourself shaking due to the coasters twists and turns and then all that energy ceases to a stop‚ the adventure is officially over. It leaves your head turning in a way you had never envisioned. You move out of your seat‚ your legs are shaking‚ and mysteriously you

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