Physics Principles that Can be Observed in a Theme Park
Introduction
Physics is a large subject that can be observed almost everywhere,
even in a theme park, in a theme park physics principles such as
‘weightlessness’ and ‘acceleration/deceleration’ play a large part in
ensuring that the rides are as thrilling as they are safe. In this
essay I am going to show how two certain physics principles are being
used in a ride to ensure that the ride is safe but at the same time
delivers a lot of thrill to the rider. I am going to explore the sense
of ‘weightlessness’ during freefall, and how ‘forces’ are used to
ensure that the ride is not dangerous, I will also mention how
gravitational potential energy converts to kinetic energy as the ride
drops.
Physics principles
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Weightlessness
Freefall is a term used to describe how an object is moving through
the air when there are practically no forces other than gravity acting
on them. During freefall, object experience a sense of
‘weightlessness’, but weightlessness does not mean that an object
loses all its weight. Since in Physics ‘weight’ does not mean how
heavy an object is, (that is known as the ‘mass’) ‘weight’ is a term
used to describe how much force and object is exerting due to gravity,
weight can only be felt if there is another force opposing the
direction of the weight, as stated by NewtonÂ’s laws of motion that
‘all forces have a resistant force that is equal to and in the
opposite direction of the forceÂ’, on earth the resistant force is
delivered by the ground beneath our feet, so if the ground was taken
away, as in freefall, there would be no resistant force and we would
not experience weight, that is what is meant by the term
‘weightlessness’. This is used in the ride I am going to study to
create the feeling to falling into a pit and thus creating a thrill.
Stopping forces
Another physics principle I am going to explore is the use of forces
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