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human
The centrifuge in my lab goes to 24,400 g's.  What celestial object is this equivalent to standing on?

The Sun has a surface gravity of a mere 28 g's, so I know it's got to be substantially larger and more dense than the Sun.
gpt
It's within an order of magnitude of the surface gravity of a white dwarf star, which is about 100,000 g. A white dwarf is actually much smaller than the Sun (about the size of Earth) and often less massive, but it is extremely dense. Making a star of a given mass smaller actually increases its surface gravity, because something on the surface is much closer to that mass.