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The ejection seat at Lake Biwa Amusement Part in Japan is an inverse bungee system. A seat with passengers of total mass 160 kg is connected to elastic cables on the sides. The
seat is pulled down 12 m, stretching the cables. When released, the stretched cables
launch the passengers upward above the towers to a height of about 30 m above their
starting position at the ground.

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