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    Roller coasters have become one of American’s favorite amusements. Theme parks are more popular now than ever thanks to the exhilarating, fast-pace, “stomach in your shoes” rides known as roller coasters. For one to understand the fears as well as the thrill, one must first understand that it all comes from physics. Science plays a role in how we experience theme parks. Science creates the thrill in roller coasters, as well as real life experiences. According to the text, "Amusement park…

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    The Vacation of Terror It was a windy, and gloomy, October day in the parks of Disney World. As I was walking around the parks the wind whirled through hair and swirled through the trees. My family and I were strolling together around the park. My mother and grandparents were guiding us to a surprise ride. I didn't have a clue what it was till we turned the corner, then the first thing that caught my eye was The Tower of Terror. When I saw the tower I froze in fear, and my terror of the…

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    Roller Coaster Narrative

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    Roller Coaster My sister and I went on a roller coaster. My mom and dad thought the ride was too scary, but we went on it anyway. Let me tell you about it. . . . I pulled my sister, Sarah, to the roller coaster. The Fire-bolt was the fastest ride in the whole world. As we walked closer to the Fire-bolt, we could hear faint roars coming from the Fire-bolt. The ground was also shaking like crazy! I put two arms on Sarah, so she could not get away. We could hear people shouting so loud, I could…

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    sights. The roller coasters that made you nauseous just watching. One of those absolutely nauseating rollercoasters was the star attraction of Californa adventure, California Screamin’. As soon as we walked into the park I knew I would not go on that ride the jumbo roller coaster that flips upside down at least once in our time spent in the park. As the day flew by, the uncertainty grew in my little 8 year old mind as the rest of my family attempted to convince me to go on the roller coaster. I…

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    physics of rollercoasters? This research will explain how potential energy is converted into kinetic energy throughout the roller coaster. Two variations of roller coasters will be built. The roller coasters will be used to compare how the marble’s energy is affected by the hills, turns or loops of each roller coaster. Now let’s test their potential. The concept of a roller coaster can be dated back as far as the 1400’s. According to research, the Russians were the first to have come up with…

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    Growing up in Los Angeles, the Griffith Observatory has always been a staple of my childhood. I remember taking class trips and driving up the windy road of Mount Hollywood, where the hills would reveal the white glowing citadel, a symbol that embodies wonder and amazement. My most vivid memory was having the opportunity to look through the Zeiss Telescope and to see the planet Saturn, just barely being able to make out the rings. This moment was deeply rooted in my mind as I visited the…

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    The film American Experience: “Coney Island,” directed by Ric and Ken Burns, depicts Coney Island during its peak. Coney Island started as a small island and gradually grew into a vast tourist attraction. Coney Island’s Golden Age derived from its ability to unify the different social classes and its establishment of public theme parks. Coney Island was discovered by Henry Hudson on September 1, 1609; although, it would not be until 1847 when Coney would be inhabited. Coney was divided into the…

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    Scout Monologue

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    warmer than yesterday and it's not raining. Maybe it was the thought of not knowing what's beneath me. Whatever the reason it made me hesitant along with everyone else. Out of nowhere the daredevil side of me that allows me to ride the awesome roller coasters makes me build up courage. I put my paddle to the starboard side and leaned port, my kayak flipped while on its side I slid out of the cockpit and pushed off. I surfaced with excitement and pride now I had to flip it back over. The…

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    really scared of this ride at first but going down was wonderful ultimately. Me and my Brother went on all of the rides and rollercoasters, but I am not a huge fan of rollercoasters like my brother is, but he convinced me to go on the roller coasters. The first roller coaster we went to had a lot of twist and turns and i was extremely scared, and I felt like the rollercoaster was going to fall of the track…

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    asked if I could pick the roller coaster and they told me that I could any of the roller coasters here. So I ended up picking Magnum XL-200. After telling them the roller coaster I chose we started to walk over to where it was at in the park. The whole time I was trying to keep myself from having a nervous breakdown, I mean sure I can be a bit of a daredevil at times, but climbing up a roller coaster is just insane. It took about five minutes to reach the roller coaster. Quentin and Taylor both…

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