Hyperia features several variations of loops meaning riders will be upside down for much of the ride. And a ‘splashdown’ element means daredevil riders will get a soaking as they glide over a ...

Hyperia turns thrill-seekers upside down three times, including the initial dive loop. The attraction also includes a splashdown element over a lake, but you're unlikely to get wet.

SpaceX is wrapping up the latest chapter in its commercial human spaceflight endeavors with the return of Fram2. The mission carried four passengers in a unique orbit around Earth that allowed ...

On June 15, Hyperia was closed once more after a car became stuck at the top of the lift hill. Then on Sunday, July 21, the ride stopped once again for around 10 minutes. It was seen stationary at ...

NASA added, "Splashdown confirmed! #Crew9 is now back on Earth in their @SpaceX Dragon spacecraft." A press conference for SpaceX Crew-9 is expected to be held on Tuesday around 7:30 p.m. local time.

The splashdown comes four days after the Fram2 crew were propelled to orbit on the Dragon with assistance from a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket, which blasted off at 9:46 p.m. EDT Monday from NASA's ...

Dolphins surrounded the SpaceX capsule after it landed in the ocean on the NASA astronauts' successful journey home after nine months in space on Tuesday, March 18.

Watch on LiveTube Now 👉 Video: LIVE: SpaceX astronauts splashdown after historic mission around Earth’s poles Four private astronauts return from SpaceX polar orbit mission in its Fram2 ...

Hyperia is 71m tall, compiled of 995.4m of track and reaches speeds of over 80mph. The record-breaking coaster has taken over 5,292 man hours to build to date and will open this Spring.

Hyperia, at Thorpe Park, in Chertsey, Surrey, is 72m (236ft) tall, compiled of 995m (3264ft) ... and the attraction includes a splashdown element over a lake.

Hyperia, which is 995 metres long, will open to the public in the Spring ... it also features a splashdown element where riders will descend and glide over the lake below whilst experiencing water ...

The tallest rollercoaster in the UK has opened at Thorpe Park in Surrey. The adventure park says Hyperia is the tallest and fastest rollercoaster in the country - exceeding 80mph (129kmph).