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I took it as 1g of acceleration. I don't know. Wouldn't plain old 1g mean no acceleration at all? Edit: Oh... I guess not. :) I got confused with the extra g's
by tunesmith 7y ago
I took it as 1g of acceleration. I don't know. Wouldn't plain old 1g mean no acceleration at all?
Edit: Oh... I guess not. :) I got confused with the extra g's we'd need to escape earth, but that's so short-term that it can be ignored. Yeah, I think 1g would be perfect.
- quickthrower2 7y agoWhen you sit in a car and it accelerates forward you can feel your back being pushed into the seat. When you lie in bed gravity will also push you into the bed. In both cases it's a force acting on your body. So being pushed in space in a ship accelerating at 1g will feel like normal gravity with the 'ground' being the back of the ship.