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Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 2018

Page

4

Roller coasters reveal physics from gravity to inertia

The Mini Page explains how roller coasters convert potential energy to kinetic energy, with gravity and momentum driving the cars and friction slowing them. It notes top rides: Kingda Ka 456 feet tall in New Jersey, Formula Rossa 149 mph in Abu Dhabi, Lightning Rod 73 mph in Dollywood, and Steel Dragon at Nagashima 8100+ feet long for about four minutes.

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Early roller coasters evolve from Russian Mountains to modern steel designs

The passage traces early coaster origins in Russia with riders sliding down ice and climbing towers, notes LaMarcus Thompson as father of the modern coaster with the 1884 Switchback Railway at Coney Island, and explains the shift to steel with Disney’s 1959 Matterhorn Bobsled coaster enabling loops and corkscrews.

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How It Works Roller Coasters at the Library

A library display features “How It Works: Roller Coasters” by Precious McKenzie. The exhibit invites readers to explore coaster design and physics using accessible explanations and engaging visuals.

Precious McKenzie

Dolphins Use Signature Whistles Like Names

Researchers at the University of Western Australia show male bottlenose dolphins call each other by name through signature whistles. Stephanie King notes naming aids managing a complex social network. The Mini Page thanks Tim Baldwin for assistance.

University of Western Australia Stephanie King

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