I did my 8G in Singapore with the SAF. it was unbelievably intense!!!! Such an amazing thing to do though. 8G way more than an astronaut should endure under normal circumstances!
That's what is bothering me, I wonder if he actually did it, professionnal breath in a very specific manner to relieve their lungs when afflicted by such force and the fact that his face doesn't change at all from 1G to 8G make it even weirder, either it's fake or he's born with great resistance against this type of pressure.
Yes. And here's a Hungarian fighter pilot doing centrifugal tests in Sweden. So you know what it looks like. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-_0nbRYIBVDQ.html
That’s because they are simulating reentry with the feet in the direction of flight. He is pretty much lying on his back in the centrifuge and does not have to fight to keep the blood in his head like a fighter pilot. So, it’s a pretty comfortable ride...
NICE!! You took that like a champ! I just got to experience 7.5 Gs in an F-18! I’d be curious to feel the difference between vertical and lateral G forces.
That would be interesting to see. Vertical g-force tends to concentrate your blood into the extremities (legs or head) whereas lateral g-force seems to rather compress your thorax or your neck (more longitudinal though) a bit like inside of a car. Thus, I suppose that the feeling with lateral g-force would be much more bearable than vertical g-force, especially negative g-force you could experiment in a plane. Still, I'd love to give it a try as well.
