@BGleaves123 Seems no one took the time to explain it or didn't think they could explain it properly. I'll do my best.
The concept of a gyroscope is based on the preservation of angular momentum. To keep it really simple, because the disc is spinning it wants to resist outside forces. Because it's tilted this force is gravity. What happens is the force of angular momentum starts to align with the force of gravity, but it can't go down, so it goes sideways, making it spin. (I hope this explains)
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thecarl775 2 years ago
Put 12 of these at 45 degrees around the perimeter of a large disc. Put the unit on a scale and weigh it.
Now spin all 12 and spin the large disc while on a scale. See any changes?
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KGBkiteboarding 2 years ago
Can someone explain what I am seeing. I'm not sure what is so great about this?
BGleaves123 3 years ago
@BGleaves123 Seems no one took the time to explain it or didn't think they could explain it properly. I'll do my best.
The concept of a gyroscope is based on the preservation of angular momentum. To keep it really simple, because the disc is spinning it wants to resist outside forces. Because it's tilted this force is gravity. What happens is the force of angular momentum starts to align with the force of gravity, but it can't go down, so it goes sideways, making it spin. (I hope this explains)
tiaxanderson 1 year ago
Does it turn faster with a disc of larger diameter?
leuquim 3 years ago
no larger disks require more energy.
gyroscopes 3 years ago
If you provide it? And if it's of a smaller mass?
leuquim 3 years ago
I want 1
screamingservers 3 years ago