Roller coasters, the star of an amusement park and an achievement in physics, date back decades. Throughout history, there is no doubt that people have created countless amazing roller coasters. They could hold records, achieve the impossible or inspire the design of many more roller coasters. However, they are all created through our knowledge of the laws of physics. The roller coaster symbolizes how we can, over the years, use this knowledge to our advantage. Roller coasters are a way to express physical science while providing safe (if designed correctly) entertainment for everyone. Throughout history, many different roller coasters have been built over the years. In the 17th century, Russia manufactured the Russian slide. Inspired by playground slides, these included giant wooden slides 70 to 80 feet high covered in ice and sleds made with ice or wood. As it adapted to the warmer climate of France, guided tracks and wheels were used to replace the difficult-to-control sled and ice slide. Between 1901 and 1910, The Loop was open. With a height of 35 feet...