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Originally posted by wdwmagic
2. the CM is having a little fun with you.
I favor the last option.
We know 100% without doubt that the ride is a centrifuge based attraction.
I don't see how a giant hole would produce weightlessness so much as it would provide a working example of gravity. :lol:Originally posted by Mickeyman819
very ture jmarc63 but for all that we know there might be a giant hole inside that building. I doubt that is the case but it could be
Originally posted by Big Pooh
I can't wait for M:S to open, but I'm getting kinda worried. The MadHatter Tea Cups make me:hurl:
REALLY bad. No coaster of any sort has ever bothered me, and simulators don't bother me either. If weightlessness is achieved by spinning, I don't know if I can take it without
:hurl:
afterward, or even worse, during...lol. For me, the question is whether Disney is going for weightlessness, or SIMULATED weightlessness. With OTSR, I'm not sure what good it will do to achieve 0 gravity, unless the restraints are removed at some point during the ride, which I don't see happening. Anyone have any ideas?
Cheers :wave:
Originally posted by jmarc63
Heres the physics of weightlessness, there are only two ways to artificially produce weightlessness, first is to asend at a high volosity and quickly decend at the same rate using aircraft or second by spinning around an axis in a centerfuge, you do experience breif weightlessness when riding a rollercoaster but since we know it's not a rollercoaster the centerfuge is the only logical conclusion
Originally posted by SamatBCV
jmarc, I agree with what you say, but I have to point out one little detail about your physics explanation. In the first method (the aircraft scenario) you don't actually need to ascend at a high velocity, nor do you need to descend at that same rate. All that is required is that you descend at the acceleration rate of gravity. Sorry, but I just felt the need to set that straight. Like I said, other than that I completely agree.
I know! When I was staying at the Grand Floridian, I rode the monorail every night at 10:15 (I know, I love monorails!). Well, the CM working at the Grand Floridian station, Joe was his name, he was very helpful because I want to work on the monorails one day. He told me that he works there because of the fun, the magic, not the pay.I wasn't EXTREMELY impressed by Virtual Space Mountain, it was okay. The worst thing was the CMs working. They were all WDWCP students who found out I was interested and (no loner treated me and my friends like guests) just b*tched and moaned about how bad their pay was. That really takes the fun out of the ride- and so I explained to my friends how horrible of employees they were. How the CP isn't about how much money you get- but those CMs couldn't understand that.
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