9G Centrifuge Run

[JasonMann8]

Looks like fonzi at 9g

[3geclipse86]

Like a boss!

[danitheslayerturk]

he is a monster

[kingspunkbubble]

I reckon they all get light loss. If they stay concious they just say it. Who the fucks gonna know, right?

[dtiydr]

Just insane forces involved to accelerate that mass that fast.. 1MW..

[beenohopps]

Strong fuck.

[69IsWin]

Butt tight BREATHE.

[vaan0505]

Dude TOOK it!

[tashtan1]

i pull 6.9 G in on my toilet, I think im ready captain !!!

[rexxar1992]

@tashtan1 dont try to be funny you stupid fuck "This is nothing i do this all the time when i am in toilet. With my eyes open.

venturini666 2 years ago""

COPYCAT

[vlorraine94]

I get dizzy when I ride roller coasters that spin like this, is this the same way?

[69IsWin]

@vlorraine94 noo 9G's is a lot...rollercoasters only go to like 4G's haha

[vlorraine94]

@69IsWin no i'm asking going in circles does it make you dizzy or do you just feel the g's. I'm not stupid lol

[cloudskipa]

@vlorraine94 It may look like it's going round in circles but the pilot is rotated 90 degrees inside the centrifuge to measure vertical G force, so when it goes round fast it would give the sensation of climbing altitude.

[dtiydr]

I have never seen the centrifuge from the outside when it accelerate to full G. I only say OMFG that was fast from 1.2G to 9G what the hell do they use for motors to able to do that?!

[XA2I3RX]

That dude made that look like childs play! Good stuff.

[JBro192]

That guy was pro

[ZombieManiax]

you can tell he's done this before. to him this is just another day of training.

[Fsxlovely]

how does it feel like sittin in this thing?=S

[skipplet]

@Fsxlovely It sucks. The fuge was probably the worst experience of my life.

[razordani]

this videa made on Holloman air force base

[sudanair700]

good job man... welcome to fighter team...thanks for video

[slashinator]

That was just his warm-up for 20G

[skateboy159]

i thought it would spin faster then that lol

[roflcopter244]

i love how in all of these videos about 9 gs the highest rated comment is about taking a shit

[dumbnstuck]

Wow i never seen the actual thing spinnging, as soon as he touched the stick that thing hit turbo! ROFL

[alip2310]

do u breath out slowly while the guy says '1,2,3'?

[mutdfc1]

eu muream de 10 ori si inviam de 3 ori

[bgammill]

He definitely owned that test.

[saybya]

He owned that test.

[vietnegro]

didnt look like it was goin 9gs

[greennova1]

Dude is a beast..Thank you sir may I have another?

[combarbala]

9G ! Nice Job Men !

[kjun13]

i wonder how much it would take for a human to blow up....

[anon6655]

around 16g's

[UrbanTiger74]

HARDCORE, hardcore.

[thynhardz07]

he take it like a pro..

[venturini666]

This is nothing i do this all the time when i am in toilet. With my eyes open.

[polarbear60]

LOL

[justaman85]

he said did u have any light loss, "no" i say bullshit his eyes were closed the whole time

[10snn28]

i think he means after the test do you have light loss not at the time of the test

[justaman85]

i waited 5 months for that reply! thanks

[Finalfire9]

Keeps the blood from collecting in areas it shouldnt

[1DARBY1]

n e 1 no y they have to tense up obviously to stop passing out but how does that help?

[greatbrita]

keeps blood all over your body, if you dont tense up then your body is practically crushing so no blood obviously will not travel through the vain...thats technically like a blood loss for a short while and what happens when you get blood loss...you die...so when they faint thay have to shut it down...blood gets flowing around the body again...he is back

[Nzeddy]

ohh,

So thats what there in. lol

[Moraud5386]

12G and he die

[blizzard360X]

is that the maximum?

[UkWhiteboyy]

no i think astronauts have to be able to cope with 20g cause imagine whats ite like inside a rocket when its taking off.

[weatherman001]

Surprisingly, they only pull about 4Gs...

Kinda disappointing huh?

...me too... -___-

[dontsplatmatt]

force of ejection from an aircraft can reach an excess of 20G's

[angelfuree]

Those '20Gs' during ejection are lateral Gs from forward deceleration, not from vertical movement.

[Chuckjagermeister]

No that's the same kinda G as it is in tight turns I think. In the vertical plane. But so brief as not to kill you.

[ahmednabil]

it couldnt possibly be from vertical movement , i guess your right. but 20 G ?that could crush organs.

[veyronman]

@dontsplatmatt Here's a great fact for you :-) - The most g-forces involuntarily sustained was by Formula One race car driver David Purley in 1977 when he decelerated from 107 mph (172 km/h) to 0 in a distance of 26 inches (66 cm) causing 179.8g after his throttle got stuck wide open and he hit a wall.

[Pierodatrieste]

@veyronman we already told you the G's on the x axis are not as dangerous as those on the y-axis (vertical)... so stop telling us he pulled 180g cause its a different subject the oen you are talking about, and its' something that has nothing to do with G's coming down the vertical axis... i hope you understood my explanation, cheers

[dumbnstuck]

@veyronman sounds painful

[BikerYamahaR1]

TIGER!

[TRSF1]

nice he keep it calm

[pierrelebatteur]

he said what at 0:23 ?? (the word to start centrifuge machine)

i not understand, i am french, my english is very bad!!

[thelawenforcer001]

"pull back on the stick" to start the profile

"breath" to get the guy to take a deep breath and tense his muscles.

"your on top" meaning that he is at the top of the g-loading.

[pierrelebatteur]

Thank you for this information, as its I can do my video in English centrifugal taining.

Thanks again!