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421054
2 years ago

Yes, there is also in space.

https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/G-Kraft

g– Forces loads which act on the human body, an object of use or a vehicle due to a severe change in size and/or direction of speed. In the event of loads on technical devices such as aircraft or the indication of load limits, the term
Frequent used.
[1] The
g– Force for one
Force per
Mass, it has
Dimension a
Acceleration and becomes a multiple of
Case accelerationg specified. High
g– forces occur, for example, during trips with
roller coasterat rocket launches in which
Washing machine when spinning or
Clashes of objects.

verreisterNutzer
2 years ago
Reply to  421054

That’s what happens when you’re accelerating.

421054
2 years ago

… due to a strong change in size and/or direction of speed …

421054
2 years ago

No, thanks.

verreisterNutzer
2 years ago

You’ll meet even more people who, of course, distract themselves from simple tasks

421054
2 years ago

Not much. I’m sick.

verreisterNutzer
2 years ago

Look at my next question

421054
2 years ago

Yes, I notice.

verreisterNutzer
2 years ago

That’s what everyone knows now

421054
2 years ago

You don’t drive speed. To bring an appreciable mass (e.g. an heir) to speed of light, you literally need a lot of energy. You don’t have them.

verreisterNutzer
2 years ago

Then it takes an eternity until you drive

DaveDerKrasse
2 years ago

Must be the inertia. And yes, it’s like that in space. Bzw if the rocket wants to leave the earth

DamerSenju42
2 years ago

I think the G is in the case of Gravity.

But as far as I know this is the centrifugal force