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Every time a fighter pilot pulls hard into a turn, blood drains from their brain, vision narrows to a grey tunnel, and consciousness retreats toward a threshold that once crossed leaves a fully functioning aircraft with nobody flying it. This is G-LOC, and it has been killing pilots since before anyone understood what it was.

G-Forces in Flight tells the complete story of how aviation discovered this invisible killer and spent eight decades building the science to survive it. From wartime researchers spinning volunteers in centrifuges until they blacked out, to engineers redesigning cockpits around human cardiovascular geometry, to flight surgeons tracking career-long spinal damage in retired pilots, this is the story of one of history's most consequential collaborations between medicine, physics, and engineering.

Covering the full landscape physiology, history, protective equipment, training, spaceflight, aerobatics, and the frontier of real-time monitoring technology and written for the intelligent general reader with no specialist background required, this is the first book to tell the complete G-force story: what it does to the human body, what it has cost the people who live inside it, and the extraordinary achievement of making survivable an environment that, without eight decades of serious science, would simply not be.

Número de páginas :324
Encadernação G-Forces in Flight (English Edition):Kindle
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