Sure looks like it. The thing is, to me, the ride building looks surprisingly small. Has to be some sort of stationary simulator, because when I was at EPCOT last spring, I was amazed at how little they had vertically (and the shape of the building is a bit different too, certainly not for economy of space.)
My guess is that the ride vehicle/path is quite small, and if not, the majority of the ride absolutely has to be underground.
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Yep... It is PICTURES now... http://www.loopscrew.com
Here is a link to the site talking a little about it. Check under news to see pics of construction they are snall pics though.
http://www.disney.go.com/vacations/missionspace/index.html
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Here is a link to the company that is supposed to be making the simulator's.
http://www.therideworks.com/ride_gallery.htm
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*** This post was edited by Michael Darling on 8/20/2002. ***
First, it's centrifuge, not centrifugal.
Next, it is. Four of them. Each has, if I recall, something like 12 pods.
They spin up, it exerts a positive force on your body. Lift-off.
They slow down at a rate that's somehow related to your body's inertia - in such a way as to simulate weightlessness. It's not true weightlessness, but it's a close approximation.
That's my theory, anyway.
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Mark here is a little blurb about it from the rides manufaturer.
http://www.therideworks.com/ride_sickness.htm
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go to this page.. http://www.therideworks.com/ride_gallery.htm
Then, click on the bottom middle photo.. thats it.... 4 of those systems is basically the ride.
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