AcroBoy
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Jim N
In a typical 35mph automobile crash, the human body is subjected to over 200Gs, but only for fractions of a second. people are pretty tough for squishy fluid bags.
That number sounds pretty high- I seem to remember from flight school that at 60-80 g (even gx) can be fatal (can tear your aorta), and more than around 100g will cause fragmentation and dismemberment.
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That number sounds pretty high- I seem to remember from flight school that at 60-80 g (even gx) can be fatal (can tear your aorta), and more than around 100g will cause fragmentation and dismemberment.
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