A little more than the amount we feel all the time! ;)
The feeling you get is like the "butterfly feeling". This is because of the negative gs affecting you as you begin the drop.
About 14 gs can kill a human. 10 can cause a redout, the opposite of a blackout. A little less of 10 gs, about 6 gs, can cause a blackout. That's why most roller coasters do not surpass 1 to 3 gs.
there once was a ride called the flip flap railway which produced 12 gs it was so dangerous it had to be demolished nowadays the high g coasters are mindbender 5.2 gs shockwave 5.9s tower of terror 6.3gs moonsault scramble 6.8gs
There are 4 types of gs. -Positive gs The feeling at the bottom of a hill Feels like something is pressing you against your seat Survivable rate- 1-6-7 gs -Negative gs The feeling when you go fast on a small hill Also called airtime by us coaster enthusiasts Feels like something is pulling you out of your seat Survivable rate- 0- -2gs -Lateral gs The feeling of going fast on a small turn Coaster designers try to avoid this as much as possible Survivable rate- depends how much pain you can take but never over 1.6 -Acceleration gs The feeling of being launched Feels like when you accelerate at a traffic light when it turns green (Awesome Feeling by the way :) ) You can experience this on launch coasters like kingda ka or top thrill dragster Survivable rate- up to 17 Hope this answers your question! -CHPRODUCTIONS
Kingda Ka pulls up to 5.1G's when ascending the tophat. The launch of 0-128mph in 3.5s is 1.65G's.
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Long answer-When the G-forces are lower than +1.0. The sensation of butterflies in your stomach is basically the effects of Gs lower than +1.0, it literally forces your intestines upwards. Negative force can be very dangerous because it forces blood to the brain, rarely will a coaster ever have less than -1.5 Gs. Short answer-When your booty leaves the seat.
It has 930 gs.
yes
how many gs does Draco have
710 gs