How fast would a person have to spin to be knocked out?

Answer 1

Oh, dude, spinning so fast that you get knocked out? That's a wild ride! Technically, the threshold for losing consciousness due to centrifugal force is around 9 rotations per minute for an average person. So, if you want to take a spin and catch some Z's, just make sure to hit that magic number!

Answer 2

figure skater, and circus artist can spin by themself about 360 rpm, so we think they have a 35 cms diameters torso, so they will withstand about 0,40 g per revolution, so if you make a little research over internet you will find the fastest human spin is about 420 rpm, but this is not confirmed, but let supouse that, so is very tolerbale to spin 420 rpm, I think you can spin 500 rpm with no problem, but passing this speed you posibly redout, and explode vessel at eyes, about 700 rpm the blood can damage the brain.

Answer 3

The speed at which a person would be knocked out from spinning varies from individual to individual, but it typically occurs at speeds exceeding 150-200 rotations per minute. This high speed causes the fluid in the inner ear to stimulate the vestibular system, leading to dizziness and disorientation, potentially resulting in loss of consciousness.