Extreme g-force testing that saved pilots and astronauts. Reaching 1000 km/h within 5 seconds!

What speed can the human body endure? In 1954, John Stapp went through an extreme experiment. He reached a speed of over 1000 km per hour in just 5 seconds, a daring feat to study the human body's response to extreme G-Forces.

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[prolebenz]

Absolute hero. I wonder if thats the fastest any human has accelerated

[thanachartsainonsee]

What a Hero, he scarified his vision for that. Im surely i want to die than be cannot see for the whole life.

[mrivera]

This means humans are capable of higher g force. Might depend on the bone’s strength not getting crushed. There can be improvements for receiving oxygen during experiencing high g force. The safe amount of g force would be 9 g and I wonder how long some people can handle it. If traveling to mars at 9 g it’ll take 12 days to reach the planet.

[BigJMC]

He did this to prove that seatbelts are necessary as the airforce thought the human body was too weak to survive a crash to even consider seat belts as they thought people would already be dead by the time they were ejected from the seat.

[ligmasugma]

The VA has deemed your injuries were not service related 😅

[I_Nobie]

I swr it also proved car seatbelts in a time where people thought they were useless

[swolyjr]

Imagine the people that unknowingly sacrificed themselves figuring out which sticks you can cook with.

[TheFishBeast]

They literally strapped him to a rocket like Wile E. Coyote.

how did he not die because gs pull down to gravity but he pulled 45g-25g and the average g to a roller coster is 5g-3g and a f-10 pilot has 9.2g-10.5g so how did he not die

[Gulag_Official.]

Sacrificing 1 man to save DOZENS of men?



Fair deal, ngl...

[truthmartyr]

And damn how didn’t the Apollo guys eyes look messed up after the trip lmao

Hoax!!!

[JacobThao.]

a person survived 149 gs he was 100mph to zero less than half a meter