/sci/ - Science & Math

>>16113346
>How quickly would this kill you IRL?
Depends on how many G. Your heart can only fight the gravity for long before it gives up.
>What's the most a human can survive?
Trained personnel like Krillin can handle 10G easily. An average person will die long before that tho.

>>16113346
Goku being a hero and role model is the biggest grift of the century and I'm tired of pretending it's not.

>are comic books real!?!?!

>>16113346
He's from another planet and build differently. What limits cells ability to adapt?

>>16113346
Do you even know the difference in physiology between saiyans and humans?

>>16113346
why is he leaking cum from his face

>>16114321
>We are the last of our race, Kakarot; we only have each other now...

>>16114291
>>16113412
Pajeet, this is asking how a IRL human would cope with it.

since i was born with birth marks ill get back inside of my capsule to remove everything ...

2G is probably the limit for long-term survival. But your life will be shortened.

>>16113346
I am not sure there is experimental data on this. Have they ever hooked someone up to a gravitron under living conditions and slowly increased the rotational speed over a long period of time to see physiological deformation?

>>16115794
Isn't that exactly what OP was asking for?

you should think about getting the equipment first anon, you're just feeding a mental illness -

>>16113346
I am currently training this.
My limit is close to the event horizon of a black hole and I think I am doing ok, but my coaches will have to decide about that.

To still have a 70-80 year lifespan 1.2G is the limit.

Bodies dont work like cartoons, you brown tanned south of the border ape wannabe nigger.
Maybe after 500 generations of slowly adapting to higher base G human beings could live in 2+ with a 100 year nominal lifespan.

Shit aint real bud.

>>16113346
As an elite airforce fighter pilot, and space force astronaut and super saiyain myself I can testify that lol i dunno