The seatbelts could barely restrain the inert body. The test pilot, who had taken the test in top form, was dazed, but later came to. The physicians now realized that he would not have survived a further increase in stress. The world's fastest is in Los Angelos and goes 100 mph. However, the maximum stress level, attained while going into a curve, lasts only fractions of a second - astronauts have to sit tight quite a bit longer.
Designers already have audacious new plans lurking in their desks.
Among them, Werner Stengel has seen some drafts that are life-threatening, pure and simple. In America for example, he was presented with a rough draft of a designer's model for a large amusement park. Two rollercoaster trains were to be shot linearly in a circle, do some loops, go up, and then back. I hope you have a cemetery in the area, as it will prove very useful for burying your passengers right after the ride. Each loop is a distinct figure all its own and must be calculated and constructed with utmost precision.