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The Movie Wall-E Roller Coaster

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Wall-e is a new, dare say one of the best upcoming roller coasters and it is based off of the sensational movie Wall-e made by Disney’s Pixar! In the movie. It is roughly 1,900 meters in length and each cart can hold up to 400 lbs in weight by knowing each rider 's mass! Speed is usually a concern because of the sights you will see, on the other hand, the average speed is 55 mph because of the tech. The technology needed in order to make this ride is from the next generation and the creators of Wall-e teamed up with us. Just in case you haven’t seen the movie, the plot takes place in 2805 where humans have abandoned Earth on the account of it was not in the ideal shape for humankind to survive in. Therefore, humans left robots to clean up the …show more content…

Conversely, in spite of the tracks ending there, once you arrive at that point in the roller coaster for the second time, a worker changes the course of the coaster and sends it on a different course where you will see the remainder of the ride! Soon after the track change, there is a little lift into the air and a little drop. From there the cart continues in a medium paced fashion passing minuscule rises and falls without stop. This proves Newton’s First Law of Motion which states that an object at rest will remain at rest and an object in motion will remain in motion unless acted upon by an unbalanced force. Whilst you are passing the minor bumps in the road, you can observe the next scene in the movie. In this scene, EVE places the plant in the chamber to set the ship’s course to Earth. As soon as you have surpassed the minor hiccups in the ride and the scene, you climb a towering, 90-degree run of tracks where once you reach the top, the cart’s potential energy at that point is one of the highest in the entire roller coaster! On your way down from the highly elevated drop, gravity acts upon you bringing you down towards the ground at an intense rapidly increasing rate! Be that as it may, as the cart progresses downward, it goes inward for a short amount of time. Wind is blasting in your face due to air

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