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So in this thread I am trying to get a best estimate for how to find the joules from the joule/meters = netwons, It is with a person who is accelerating towards lightspeed, starting at 1/3rd Earth's G-Force. I got the final velocity for free falling with height. I did a ratio conversion for 99.999% SoL, so now wish to know what I should use for distance (meters) to get joules. should I just stick to 1 meter?
1/3 Earth's G-force = 3.27 m/s^2
initial v = 0.01 m/s
height = 7015.38 meters
time = 65.5 sec
final v = 214.2
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4576617.81 m/s^2 = 466685.14 g-f = 299789460 m/s = 99.999% SoL
Newtons from Mass of person = 767303173.0418401 N
P.S., is this an accurate way to get G-Force tolerance measurement?
1/3 Earth's G-force = 3.27 m/s^2
initial v = 0.01 m/s
height = 7015.38 meters
time = 65.5 sec
final v = 214.2
----
4576617.81 m/s^2 = 466685.14 g-f = 299789460 m/s = 99.999% SoL
Newtons from Mass of person = 767303173.0418401 N
P.S., is this an accurate way to get G-Force tolerance measurement?
