For an object travelling in a circle, in what direction does the centripetal force act?
Towards the centre of the circle (Perpendicular to the velocity of the object)
For an object moving in a circle with a constant centripetal force, why does the speed remain constant?
No component of the force is acting in the direction of the velocity, therefore no work is done so the speed remains constant.
When travelling in a loop-de-loop at what point do you experience weightlessness?
At the very top- when you are upside down.