A rollercoaster is a thrilling amusement park ride featuring a winding track with steep drops and sharp turns, often powered by gravity after an initial lift. It's also used metaphorically to describe a situation or period of rapid and unpredictable changes, fluctuating between extremes of emotion, experience, or fortune. The thrill comes from the speed, G-forces, and anticipation. Factors influencing the rollercoaster's excitement are drops, loops, twists, and speed. Modern rollercoasters incorporate varied themes, from fantasy to historical, enhancing the overall experience.
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