Subject: Re: BA jet in dramatic near miss over USA, 6 hurt, continues to London

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Subject: Re: BA jet in dramatic near miss over USA, 6 hurt, continues to London

Posted on: Mon, 23 Oct 2006 10:05:50 -0700

On Mon, 23 Oct 2006 05:47:37 +0000 (UTC), spope33@speedymail.org
(Steve Pope) wrote:

>Dick Locke wrote:
>
>>OK, help me through this. I guess accelerating vertically upward would
>>feel like g>1. How about decelerating vertically but still moving
>>upward? Would that feel like g<1 or negative g?
>
>It would feel like g < 1, which could be g < 0 if you're decelerating
>by more than one gravity.
>
>>What about a sudden change in vertical acceleration?
>
>Would cause a sudden change in the number of g's.
>
>Steve

OK thanks. We had a definite tug against the seatbelts and arms
lifting off the arm rests.

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