In reality the gravipull would squish the hell out of you at the ascend and at the descend the gravipull would be 0. But that is just an elevator with 2 videos and random sound. recording.
Awesome simulation! Those imagineers at Disney and such parks are awesome. The only thing thats off is the space station is floating and not in orbit, unless the space elevator cable is only available momentarily as the station is overhead (called a "beanstalk" or sky hook). But in this case the station is basically floating 150 miles or so up. Imaginary but cool. The journey up and down is clearly hypersonic, and once clear of the high clouds over Florida you can hear the wind noise against the capsule fading away from max Q to exiting the thin air of the upper atmosphere. So cool.
Wouldnt that be called "geosynchronous orbit"? IE, some satellites can remain in orbit over an exact spot on earth as long as they are orbiting at exactly the right speed and altitude- because the earth spins.
@@ApolloVR6 yeah but those typically, at least as i understand, fall in a pretty narrow band around the equator, and the distance is much greater than low earth orbit. Not sure if florida is a good candidate, and the distance would be alot further
This is incredible! I'm in awe, watching over and over. This is one of the coolest things I've ever seen, it's the coolest thing on the planet! Wait, it's the coolest thing not in the planet!
The only thing wrong is that when you're looking out the restaurant window in this video, you can see from at Least Pinellas County to the top of Florida over to the right, which wouldn't be being hardlined to Orlando below.....otherwise it's an awesome ride.
Yup, it's way too short to be a 220 mile ride upward, and the Earth as seen below is way too small in surface area. That said, this is the first time I've ever seen a space elevator simulation, and it blew my mind.
I would like to ask your permission to download this video. Never will use it commercially or republishing it! Just because it is absolutely amazing and I don't want to lose this video!
Questions: 1. How is the wifi signal in that type of environment? Is there any at all? 2. How does this withstand against environmental conditions, heavy rain, earthquakes, etc. ? 3. How much would it cost to get in a place like that and what’s the capacity to enter the “stellarvator” and the environment up there? 4. What is ventilation like in an air tight environment like that? Is vaccination required to enter that space?
This should be a theme for a Vegas with a 3D entry. And a simulated ride to space to get in 3D imaged windows, alien waiters and stuff. With a diner and the most extreme varieties of food possible
So what if it's fake, this is definitely a cool experience! I'd suggest maybe they're in an actual elevator of a building that's 100 stories or so, and ofcourse the dining is at the way top. So they move while the screen does its trick, it'll definitely feel more real.
@shibu "gravity compensators' they mention it...there's even signs in the bathroom for rules if there's a gravity failure. allears.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/2021-WDW-EPCOT-Space-220-bathrooms-7.jpg
@@jarodbouma7798 I have. Only once have I run into this issue in someplace this expensive. If I come to someplace like this and the first thing I hear is children crying? I'm moving my reservation up to the next available.
1)are the windows individual led panels or do they open up to a gigantic screen outside of it? 2)did you get sensations of rising or descending in the elevator?
The ISS has a ground speed of 17,700mph to maintain it's orbit at an altitude of 250 miles. Anything less than a geosynchronous orbit requires a large ground speed to not lose altitude. A GS orbit is HIGH at 25,000miles above the surface. A space elevator would have to be 25,000 miles long to reach the station in orbit which isn't moving relative to the surface. Our high school science classes are failing us.
I wish this could have been a rocket ship ride to the science fictional restaurant at Epcot. A rocket ship ride to the restaurant, could have been more better
My family and I ate at this resturant when we went to Disney World about a month ago, and when you're in the elevator you do not feel it rise or descend. The only thing you feel are very realistic vibrations when you "take off", "land at the resturant" and then "come back down to Earth."
@@veronicashowalter30 You don't feel any sense of rising or defending in the elevator. The only thing you feel are realistic vibrations when you take off and land at the resturant.
First of all, the upper viewport shows the elevator moving before the hatch is completely open, so they need to work on the timing for that. Second, the first thing we see when we enter the orbiting space station, is an emergency exit. Are we supposed to believe you can walk out, while we're miles above the earth? That's like opening the door of an airplane while it's in flight, and you're not there to skydive with a parachute!
@@coleharding9439 It says it in the Bible, so it is believed by the flat earthers. People who believe in those things do so because it's written in the Bible.
Это реально или просто вертуальная реальность? Скорее эти элюминаторы-экраны которые показывают картинку и на самом деле они стоят на месте, просто входят посмотрели типа полёт, вышли и попали на этаж ниже или выше с входом в ресторан😏
Many years ago in India our engineers made a similar simulator spaceship theater that takes us to the Sun..it’s in energy park of Kolkata...only the graphics vfx were of a bit low quality and I hope It's improved by now
Cool animation, but there are so many things in the concept like, how does the stay up there in the first place? I don't know who directed/edited this, but a restaurant in space with crying babies and facemasked waiters doesn't make me feel at ease.
Кто заметил , главное столики у окон свободные а все сидят в основном в середине зала , вопрос... они что тупо пожрать поднялись а не на землю смотреть через окна 🙄🙄🙄❓❓❓
