lol yeah i get what you mean but it’s a physics joke. whenever something starts with specific-, it means, you divide the quantity by the mass of the object. so for example specific impulse has the unit m/s (like velocity), because you divide the impulse (linear momentum, kg·m/s) by mass (kg) and get m/s.
if you divide force by mass, you get acceleration, which is always the same.
That’s the specific gravitational acceleration
lol yeah i get what you mean but it’s a physics joke. whenever something starts with specific-, it means, you divide the quantity by the mass of the object. so for example specific impulse has the unit m/s (like velocity), because you divide the impulse (linear momentum, kg·m/s) by mass (kg) and get m/s.
if you divide force by mass, you get acceleration, which is always the same.