Nobody, literally no human—anti-g suit or not—can withstand more than 2 or 3 negative Gs before losing consciousness due to all the blood in their body pooling in their head. As the FAA continues: ...

A head injury expert says that most concussions deliver 95 g's to the human body upon impact. G-force is a unit of force equal to the force exerted by gravity. In addition, the average football ...

In flight, levels of acceleration known as G-force vary, and when pilots experience its highest levels, the pressure of gravity pushes blood to the lower half of the human body, causing low blood ...

The g-force of getting to near-lightspeed would be monumental, unless you sped up very carefully. Humans are adapted to survive at 1 g, the gravitational force on Earth.

Five female fighter pilots have recently tested G-force suits modified to better fit the frames of women and other body types besides the typical man, the U.S. Air Force said Tuesday.

Depending on which way your body is oriented when it accelerates, you can feel G forces front-to-back, side-to-side, or head-to-toe. (Or, in each case, vice versa—for example, toe-to-head.) ...

So let's figure out how many g's a given car exerts on a human when driving. Let's start with a relatively leisurely (by modern standards) 0-60 time, like 10 seconds.

Charles Cruze, an engineer in the Air Force Lifecycle Management Center’s human systems division, said that the waist can be darted up to 3.75 inches to allow a more customized, accurate fit for ...