redout

/rɛˈdaʊt/
noun
  1. A temporary loss of vision or reddening of vision caused by increased blood pressure in the head, often experienced by pilots during high-G maneuvers.
    • The pilot experienced a redout during the sharp turn and had to level the plane quickly.
    • Training simulators help pilots learn to avoid redout during high-speed dives.
    • Redout can be dangerous because it distorts a pilot's ability to see clearly.
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