g-force
- noun
- /ˈdʒiː fɔrs/
- Specialized
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g-force
- Astronauts must train to handle the intense g-force they experience during rocket launches.
We are now flying away from it and we get the G forces.
- We are now flying away from it and we get the G forces.
- That's where you're out in space and you fire your, your rocket and your and you feel G force feeling G force.
- We don't know what they are the the the supposed tic Tacs that fly like like no human being could could withstand the G forces, right, right.
Examples
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And he put sensors in the mouth guards of Stanford football players that could measure the G force of hits.
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The task was to pull the levers in the right sequence to see if astronauts were able to perform this during high G forces and in weightlessness.
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That's where you're out in space and you fire your, your rocket and your and you feel G force feeling G force.
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Spaceship is I'm in control and a fighter so if I'm not digging the G forces I can ease off.
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G-forces... too...strong.
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We don't know what they are the the the supposed tic Tacs that fly like like no human being could could withstand the G forces, right, right.
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And when they bank that turn, it could like capsize like as they're banking because there's so much G force going through like all the racers as they're going.
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During the roller coaster ride, I felt a strong sense of g-force as we descended rapidly.
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The pilot experienced high g-force while performing steep dives during the training exercise.
Synonyms
16
9.9
A measure of how many times Earth's gravity you feel
4
7.4
A unit that measures the force you feel from Earth's gravity when you speed up
How Gravitational
- Specialized
- Specialized
4
6.8
- Specialized
7
4.9
7
8.3
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word g-force breaks into g and force, where g stands for 'gravity' and force means a push or pull. So g-force tells you how many times stronger the pull feels than normal gravity, which is why 2 g feels like twice your usual weight.