John Stapp News Today

USAF Col John Stapp put himself through more g-forces than anyone ever has, at least voluntarily. He also invented the term "Murphy's Law".

In his book "How to Walk on Water and Climb Up Walls," David Hu explores the wonders of the animal world.

You may not know his name today, but Dr. John Stapp revolutionized flight by using himself as a guinea pig to test G-forces on the human body.

Utah Aerospace and Defense Association announced a rebrand that honors the industrys pioneers in Utah and focuses on the organizations expanding vision. The organization will now be called 47G.

The organization’s new name, 47G, pays tribute to the pioneers who settled Utah in 1847 and the “test pilots who shattered the barriers of speed.”

Q: You say that seat belts save lives, but have you considered that those involved in a fatal crash don’t need extensive medical care? It’s the non-fatalities through use of seat belts that often require extensive and costly medical services.

Question: You say that seat belts save lives, but have you considered that those involved in a fatal crash don’t need extensive medical care? It’s the non-fatalities through use of seat …

How a New Jersey native's embarrassing scientific experiment mess-up led to Murphy's Law's inclusion in a 1951 scientific journal. Murphy’s Law is a very recent invention. The first reference to it is in a 1951 scientific journal.

The basis of Murphy's Law is that no matter how idiot-proof something is, there will always be an idiot who rises to the challenge.