Apr 20, 2009 ... However, the human body can endure much more instantaneously. On Dec. 10, 1954 Col. (Dr.) John P. Stapp experienced the highest sustained G-force ever ...
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If you have ever experienced a car crash the g-forces could reach up to 12 g for a few seconds. Pilots in F-16s or similar aircraft would have to endure 9gs for maybe ten to twenty seconds. With 9 gs, you'd weigh 720kg if you were 80kg in 1g. Before you pilot the ... These forces are bound to screw up the human body.
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www.electronicaviation.com/articles/General/142
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All those answers were very nice but were a little innaccurate. here is a website for gforce from wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/G-force It said some people could stand G forces of 17 g's for very short times. I am not an expert b...
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A high-performance centrifuge, a machine that could produce high acceleration and thus high G-forces by rapid rotation, was the only solution. ... To test human responses to G forces, the Navy put subjects in a 10- by six-foot oblate steel sphere at the end of a 50-foot arm. (Courtesy Doug Crompton);
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www.airspacemag.com/history-of-flight/the_g_machine.htm...
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I tried to float above everything, but my extra-light Kona just bounced off the rocks too much. I felt like I was part of a cruel experiment to figure out the maximum g-forces the human brain can endure. My legs hurt, my bike hurt, my shoulders hurt, even my brain hurt.
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[Human gas exchange at +Gz with the use of various anti-g protectors] ... Human respiration parameters were studied in subjects exposed to +Gz (6. ; 7. , 8. and 9. g with a 15-s plateau and a g-gradient of 1. and 5. g/s) with the use of anti-g measures, i.e. ... [Red blood function in systematic exposure to +Gz g-forces]
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lib.bioinfo.pl/pmid:16078417
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The development of higher performance aircraft encouraged the development of strategies for combating the effects of G-forces. ... The aerobatic pilot will realize the potential hazards of G's and will seek to find the level of acceleration he or she can safely endure. ... e. Frequent exposure to G-stress may "tune" the human system,
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www.aerobatics.org.uk/repeats/g_forces.htm
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This person also told me that astronauts experience up to 60g's during liftoff, which sounds preposterous to me. I know that the human body can survive high G-forces for brief periods of time, ... I know that the human body can survive high G-forces for brief periods of time, but for 10 minutes? I don't think so.
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During a pillow fight, a whack from an opponent would strike with about 14.7 G’s (14.7 times the force of gravity), more than double the maximum G force people ever experience on roller coasters. ... Edward Markey (D-Mass.), say that the increased speed and height create greater G forces, which may cause riders to...
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www.iaapa.org/industry/funworld/2003/Mar03/Features/G%2...
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