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![The NASA Ames 5 degrees-of-freedom motion simulator. This simulator incorporated a centrifuge with a 30 foot spin radius. The simulated cockpit located within the hooded cab at the end of the centrifuge The NASA Ames 5 degrees-of-freedom motion simulator. This simulator incorporated a centrifuge with a 30 foot spin radius. The simulated cockpit located within the hooded cab at the end of the centrifuge](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/GE4EWP/the-nasa-ames-5-degrees-of-freedom-motion-simulator-this-simulator-GE4EWP.jpg)
The NASA Ames 5 degrees-of-freedom motion simulator. This simulator incorporated a centrifuge with a 30 foot spin radius. The simulated cockpit located within the hooded cab at the end of the centrifuge
![20 G human centrifuge at NASA Ames Research Center. The 20-G Centrifuge... | Download Scientific Diagram 20 G human centrifuge at NASA Ames Research Center. The 20-G Centrifuge... | Download Scientific Diagram](https://www.researchgate.net/publication/291346121/figure/fig3/AS:962232187895809@1606425439436/20G-human-centrifuge-at-NASA-Ames-Research-Center-The-20-G-Centrifuge-is-capable-of_Q320.jpg)