Col. John Stapp led the U .S . Air Force Aero Medical Laboratory's research into the effects of higher accelerations. On Stapp's final sled run, the sled reached a speed of 284.4 m/s (632 mi/h ) and then stopped with the aid of water brakes in 1.4 s . Stapp was barely conscious and lost his vision for several days but recovered.

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amazing.
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Col. John Stapp led the U .S . Air Force Aero Medical Laboratory's research into the effects of higher accelerations. On Stapp's final sled run, the sled reached a speed of 284.4 m/s (632 mi/h ) and then stopped with the aid of water brakes in 1.4 s . Stapp was barely conscious and lost his vision for several days but recovered.

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amazing.
a = (Vf-Vi)/t

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amazing. a = (Vf-Vi)/t