If I am not mistaken, "g" not only represents a gram but it is also the proper notation for g-force or gravitational force as well, which is how I was using it in this case.
Back to my question: Would these statements be accurate? 1g (or 1 g-force) is equal to 9.80665 m/s^2. Doubled it's: 2g...
Thanks all for the info. I have more questions still, but before I ask them, I'm going to see if I can answer them myself.
"Scootty" (2 o's 2 t's) is a nick name from high school... It just stuck. And I am sure you can guess the 83...
I am not all that great at mathematics or physics or anything like that, though it does interest me a great deal and I am just trying to better understand the theories, so please bare with me here.
I have read that the closer an object gets to traveling at the speed of light its mass...