Standard gravity
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Standard gravity Unit Table
A list of units symbol and data.
From g₀To GalAll conversion
1 g₀980.665 Gal
2 g₀1961.33 Gal
3 g₀2941.995 Gal
4 g₀3922.66 Gal
5 g₀4903.325 Gal
6 g₀5883.99 Gal
7 g₀6864.654999999999 Gal
8 g₀7845.32 Gal
9 g₀8825.985 Gal
10 g₀9806.65 Gal
Description

Standard Gravity (g₀)

Standard gravity, denoted as g₀ or simply g, represents the average acceleration due to gravity on Earth's surface. It is defined as exactly 9.80665 m/s². This unit is widely used in physics and aerospace to measure gravitational forces and weight.

In everyday terms, it describes how strongly gravity pulls objects toward the Earth. This unit is especially important in aviation, astronautics, and weight measurement conversions.

Gal (Galileo)

The Gal is a non-SI unit of acceleration used mainly in gravimetry, which is the measurement of the Earth's gravitational field. Named after Galileo Galilei, this unit is equal to 1 centimeter per second squared (1 Gal = 1 cm/s²).

It is commonly used in geophysics to express the acceleration due to gravity variations. Though not part of the SI, it remains essential in Earth sciences due to its specialized application.

Complete list of conversion for Standard gravity
Standard gravity (g₀)

1 Standard gravity = 9.80665 Meter per second squared

Convert 2 g₀ → m/s²

1 Standard gravity = 32.17404855643044 Foot per second squared

Convert 2 g₀ → ft/s²

1 Standard gravity = 980.665 Gal

Convert 2 g₀ → Gal

1 Standard gravity = 386.08858267716533 Inch per second squared

Convert 2 g₀ → in/s²

1 Standard gravity = 35.30393999717568 Kilometer per hour per second

Convert 2 g₀ → km/h/s

1 Standard gravity = 21.936851288475303 Mile per hour per second

Convert 2 g₀ → mph/s

1 Standard gravity = 1316.211076719662 Mile per hour per minute

Convert 2 g₀ → mph/min

1 Standard gravity = 980.665 Centimeter per second squared

Convert 2 g₀ → cm/s²

1 Standard gravity = 9806.65 Millimeter per second squared

Convert 2 g₀ → mm/s²