What is g loaded?

G loaded refers to the acceleration force experienced by an object or person in a particular direction. It is typically measured in terms of multiples of the acceleration due to gravity on Earth (1G). For example, an aircraft performing a sharp turn may experience a G load of 3G, which means the acceleration is three times that of gravity. High G loads can cause physiological effects on the body, including loss of consciousness, vision impairment, and fatigue. Pilots and astronauts undergo specialized training to withstand high G loads and prevent adverse effects. G loads are also important in the design and testing of aircraft and spacecraft, to ensure they can withstand the forces they will encounter during flight.