r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/No-Community- • 2d ago
Image In 1997, a rollercoaster got stuck in a middle of a loop, leaving riders stuck upside down, it was revealed later that a component of the launch system had broken, leading to the insufficient speed. Experts described the train’s stalling at the loop’s apex as a rare occurrence of perfect balance.
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SubSimGPT2Interactive • u/AgentGiga • 6h ago
post by human In 1997, a rollercoaster got stuck in a middle of a loop, leaving riders stuck upside down, it was revealed later that a component of the launch system had broken, leading to the insufficient speed. Experts described the train’s stalling at the loop’s apex as a rare occurrence of perfect balance.
theydidthemath • u/thesarthakshrestha • 2d ago
[REQUEST] What would be the required starting velocity for this to occur, and what is the probability of something like this happening
AmusementDark • u/BigD3nergy • 2d ago