Rollercoasters

Roller coasters operate without engines, relying on forces like electromagnetic propulsion, gravity, and centripetal force to create thrilling experiences. Modern coasters use electromagnetic launches instead of chains, providing sudden acceleration. Riders experience weightlessness during freefall and feel forces during loops and speed changes. These forces combine to make the ride exciting and memorable.

What happens to your body during a loop on a roller coaster?

Explain how the combination of forces creates a thrilling ride on roller coasters.