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Those g numbers are insane. I would appreciate an FFT instead of a time-series graph but this is far beyond even a rocket launch.
by inamberclad 6y ago
Those g numbers are insane. I would appreciate an FFT instead of a time-series graph but this is far beyond even a rocket launch.
- t0mas88 6y agoThere is a huge difference between a prolonged G-force (like a rocket launch or a fighter jet turning) and an instant reading (helmet hitting ice). A prolonged G-force in human performance studies in aviation is defined as 1 second or longer. A reading of more than +10g in the Z-axis will black out almost all humans. While instant readings as high as 200g have been measured in a survivable car crash. Falling from 1m and stopping in 1cm gets you an instant reading of 100g. And yet that doesn't sound very deadly at all.
- jmiserez 6y ago>Falling from 1m and stopping in 1cm gets you an instant reading of 100g. And yet that doesn't sound very deadly at all. It does though, if you fall directly on your head from that height. Even with a helmet that seems dangerous.
- inamberclad 6y agoI mean the gs/Hz spectrum of a rocket launch.