Acceleration relative to gravity is quantified in “Gs”, a nomenclature most commonly used in aviation, and one that you’ve surely heard before. 1 G is the equivalent to the pressure applied ...

I got involved in discussion of g-forces this week in a completely different context, but having spent some time trying to sort it all out, I thought I'd devote this week's Football Physics post ...

The acceleration is measured in "g's" where 1 g = 9.8 m/s 2. For the speed, it's measured in "MPS" which I am going to assume means meters per second (but I can check this).

The dummy got its name back in 2021, and it honors Arturo Campos, the man considered partially responsible for saving the Apollo 13 mission. He did so by devising a contingency plan meant to ...