Effect of lateral perturbations on psychophysical acceleration detection thresholds

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@ekbarbarossa @debcha thanks for this! i learned in flight test that humans are good at sensing acceleration, down to very small rates, as small as a thousandth of 1g. https://t.co/7V3yDaegJ3 perhaps to prevent falling over when walking? its an inertial