But it would tear the rocket apart. Might work on the moon though.
Its former name was Acme. Primary client was one Wile E. Coyote.
No. 10k G’s isn’t all that uncommon. As an example, an artillery round goes down the barrel at 15k - 20k G’s with balloting loads in the 5k - 10k G’s range and setback loads in the 5k G range when the round leaves the barrel.
I’ve built and tested all kinds of electronics that survive these loads easily; moving parts too.
I’ve tested electronics up into the 100k G range. Loads like that are common on 20mm and 30mm ordinance; like the cannon on the Bradly fighting vehicle. Typically, the electronics for these types of rounds are the warhead fuze.
Wouldn’t be needed on the moon.. ever see the lunar landers from Apollo take off? Such a low gravity those tiny engines were enough to get back to the orbiter.