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G-force /ˈdʒiːfɔːs /noun [mass noun] Physics1A form of acceleration that causes the accelerating object to experience a force acting in the opposite direction to the acceleration: the Harrier banked sharply left and I experienced my first taste of G-force [count noun]: they were spun around in centrifuges, to acclimatize them to G-forces...- The G-force the body must withstand on re-entry into Earth's atmosphere - two to three times the gravitational force we experience on the surface - would likely cause bones to crumble.
- There's also a built-in G-Force monitor so you can monitor the plane's G-Force while flying and actually see it stay well within a plane's safe limits.
- "The extreme g-force provided by the centrifuge training provides a close approximation of the rigours of travelling beyond the earth's atmosphere," Mr Dunn said.
1.1The pressure experienced as a result of G-force: the G-force presses me back into my seat...- I probably went from 0-50 in 2 seconds, maybe less, but you could feel the G forces push you back into your seat.
- Trying to control the descent is most dangerous, although the urge to let the engine roar and enjoy the G-force pressing gently down on the gut is strong.
- The air rushes past as G-force thrusts me back into my seat, my fists clenched on the rails and feet planted at either corner of the passenger compartment.
Origin1930s: abbreviation of gravitational force. |