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Also by the time you get to the apex it’s going slower than when it entered the loop.
by mc32 4y ago
Also by the time you get to the apex it’s going slower than when it entered the loop.
- SV_BubbleTime 4y agoI’m having trouble imagining a scenario where this is not the case.
- thereisnospork 4y agoHere's a 1 reasonable and 1 contrived example: An inverted loop, where the loop is lower than the track, and with a very long train, where the center of mass continues to decrease in height due to the part of the train not presently looping.
- liftm 4y agoRoller coaster cars with electrical motors? I somehow like the idea. Could mess with Gs in one more direction.