Extreme g-force testing that saved pilots and astronauts. Reaching 1000 km/h within 5 seconds!
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- Опубліковано 16 сер 2023
- What speed can the human body endure? In 1954, John Stapp went through an extreme experiment. He reached a speed of over 1000 km per hour in just 5 seconds, a daring feat to study the human body's response to extreme G-Forces.
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Absolute hero. I wonder if thats the fastest any human has accelerated
Indeed a hero! He has the record.
Iss goes 27k km a second, but on earth, yeah, this guy went the fastest ever in history.
@@UncleRuckus7600 acceleration isnt speed. Also 1000kmh isnt the fastest by a long shot. We have jets from the 60s that can do mach 3.2
@prolebenz251 this rocket sled this guy was on goes Mach 8.5? Did I say something wrong?
@@UncleRuckus7600 it went 1017kmh. 1234kmh is mach 1. And again. Acceleration isnt top speed
That man was an unsung hero for sure.
Respect for that man😮
His sacrifice saved lives. Respect
Thankyou for ur sacrifice 😢
What a Hero, he scarified his vision for that. Im surely i want to die than be cannot see for the whole life.
He was a hero! He did not lose his eyesight totally, but suffered permanent damage.
Imagine the people that unknowingly sacrificed themselves figuring out which sticks you can cook with.
This means humans are capable of higher g force. Might depend on the bone’s strength not getting crushed. There can be improvements for receiving oxygen during experiencing high g force. The safe amount of g force would be 9 g and I wonder how long some people can handle it. If traveling to mars at 9 g it’ll take 12 days to reach the planet.
Pilots still sometimes test up to 9 g
He did this to prove that seatbelts are necessary as the airforce thought the human body was too weak to survive a crash to even consider seat belts as they thought people would already be dead by the time they were ejected from the seat.
Now this is a W mans if I've ever heard of one. I applaud you my good sir. Thank you for your contribution to the world of aviation.
Agreed!🙂
They literally strapped him to a rocket like Wile E. Coyote.
I swr it also proved car seatbelts in a time where people thought they were useless
The VA has deemed your injuries were not service related 😅
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john STAWWWPPP
aww dude was a pioneer.
Thank god for men
Hero❤
True!
Duck/Tuck/Hold/Roll😊
🙂
how did he not die because gs pull down to gravity but he pulled 45g-25g and the average g to a roller coster is 5g-3g and a f-10 pilot has 9.2g-10.5g so how did he not die
That is a good question. Besides his motivation and all the training, he was wearing a G-suit. All in all, a lot of preparation went into the test.
Nope first he only experienced 5.67 g force secound there is diff in the type of g force you experience g force parallel to the x axis or parallel to the y axis or z axis
My phone clock in at 5G
Sacrificing 1 man to save DOZENS of men?
Fair deal, ngl...
But when you choose to be that man, you are a hero!
Yes
Die for others to be safe, now that's a gigachad.
he didnt save no life he killed more lifes by helping people fight against gforce in jets to kill each other
Next tesla
a person survived 149 gs he was 100mph to zero less than half a meter
Bottas crash in F1?
And damn how didn’t the Apollo guys eyes look messed up after the trip lmao
Hoax!!!
First