He edited his original post, he asked a question “what are G-Forces”
His revised comment above is Completely off topic after editing which it was to begin with not to mention The amount of spamming going on and replies that have to be followed up.
I would ask if all is fine that you refrain from commenting if you do not know correct answers or have experience in expert server, air, traffic control, and to please stay on topic.
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I’m just asking a question about What Are G-Forces becuase I never heard of it
G force is force of Gravity.
1G → is presumably what you are experiencing right now. You weigh 1x the force of gravity.
0G → Zero gravity, you weigh nothing.
2, 3, 4 etc etc G → You weight the respective number x the force of gravity. So if you weigh 100kgs/ lbs, under 2G you will weight 200, 3G 300.
Now in answer to what is it? It is an acceleration force in simplified terms. You will only experience it whilst your vector changes. Can be applied in a vertical axis (common in aviation) or lateral axis (common in F1).
The absolutely crucial thing to understand in aviation is what that will do to your aircraft. The more G, the heavier you are relatively speaking. The heavier the aircraft, the more lift is required.
Produce too much G, making yourself too heavy, then dont produce enough lift → you will turn your aircraft into a rock.
Im sure someone now will try and overcomplicate it, but that is all there is to it!
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