My research question is "How many G's can the human body withstand?" The highest recorded g-force that a human has went through is 46.2 G's. Air Force officer John Stapp holds this record. This experiment only lasted a few seconds and his body weighed over 7,700 pounds. Captain Eli Beedingd rode the sled one day, and his body absorbed more than forty g's. "When they took him off the sled, his body was like a dishrag."
http://www.medicaldaily.com/breaking-point-whats-strongest-g-force-humans-can-tolerate-369246
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ReplyDelete46 G's is a lot of force, I am sure my body would be like a dish rag too!
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