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Let’s pull some Gs 🚀 Spaceflight isn’t just about floating in zero gravity — before you ever get there, you have to earn your way through gravity itself. During launch and re-entry, astronauts experience what’s known as G-loads — or simply, “pulling Gs.” A “G” is short for gravitational...

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