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Hello Josee,

Isn't "G" a unit of force (not speed)? 1G being the force of
gravity exerted on a body at rest? 

Best regards,

Frits Westra

On 9th March 2002, "josee chelkoff" <josee.chelkoff@...> wrote:

  >And as far as I know,  a speed of 300G can hardly be
  >explained in such instance within our scientific knowledge !