I woned why dont they use gyroscopes in robot toys.They would be way more stable and able to walk without falling or looking akward.Also gyroscopes are used in big ships so that the waves in the sees dont take them down.Titanic i think was the first ship with a gyroscope.
Nikola Tesla's suppressed flying machine was to have gyroscopes in it he said, "Through gyroscopic action of my engine...my airship will have neither gas bag, wings nor propellers. It is the child of my dreams, the product of years of intense and painful toil and research. I am not going to talk about it any further. But whatever my airship may be, here at least is an engine that will do things that no other engine ever has done, and that is something tangible."
at first, i thought that the inner frame of the gyro acts like helicopter's blade - creating elevation (when it's rotating rapidly) and supporting it when it stands horizontally, but than i saw 1:49 ...
In modern aircraft inertial guidance systems are considered obsolete, as are mechanical gyro instruments, all of that has been replaced with either solid state electronics, or possibly laser gyros, but those are expensive and not really necessary with modern technology. But never mind that, call the 70s technology modern if you want to, makes no difference to me. :)
For those that want to know, electronic gyroscopes (like ones found in planes), are NOT these mechanical physical ones. Infact, they don't look at all similar. Electronic gyroscopes are contained in a silicon chip less than a centimeter big, and use magnets and rare earth metals that allow for the gyroscopes to not move at all, even if shaken or explosively interrupted. Only high-powered magnets could disrupt them.
This is how UFOs work just add moving inside space and you have anti gravity machine you just need some sort of fuel that creates electromagnetic pulse (mercury) that pulses creating force to reflect of flying object that creates momentum for inside wheel and you have your self an UFO .
I had a push screw handle? top as a toy when I was a kid and was always curious about it. The one I had would make sparks too. I was kinda sad when my dad sold it at a garage sale. There seems to be electric motors that use some of the basics of a gyro, but I'm not sure how. fascinating stuff though and many are never too old to be amused and curious. Id like to see how free energy can be incorporated with these.
if you didn't at least smile a little at 1:28 you're just a straight up boring person, my friend and I discovered gyroscopes when he had some hard drives he was about to throw out, we plugged it in and tried to move it around with our hands and it resists everything sooo coool
Wow, thank you so much, very well explained. How did apple fit one of those toys inside the iphone 4? Gyro games and utilities are very fun. It gives you the sensation of 3D.
I know that gyroscopes used in inertial guidance systems are more complicated than this, but they must precess just like this one. How is that compensated for so that the aircraft doesn't rock back and forth?
its simple. imagine as the wheel is spinning you put pressure on it to lean to one side. so if the wheel wasnt spinning it would want to lean to that side. but because the wheel is spinning that force is carried over to the opposite side(when the wheel gets there as its rotating) which counter balances the original movement to one side.
I also like to react with the remarkable effect of precession on the spinaxis- directionstability. Please look at my youtube film, search: thermosynchronics
@brumanima naa in some smartphones is an accelerometer, which is a solid state component with a microscopic semiconductor flap to sense acceleration. A gyroscope is an old way of detecting acceleration, although it has advantages, it won't fit in an iphone.
No, an accelerometer is found in most smartphones, Accelerometers detect the angle and velocity of the device and sends data to the CPU accordingly for a reaction.
As you move in a direction, the gyroscope tips in the opposite direction by an amount proportional to how fast you are going, they then configure in time and plug that into a computer.
when the gyro is mounted in special frame, the rotating wheel maintains its direction independently of position of the frame. when you spin the gyroscope that will rotate for more than 2 or 3 hours, you will see, that wheel which became to rotate upright will spin in other way, because the earth is rotating, and the gyro maintains its angle.
actually it is based on the movement of the gyro, the gyroscope (or multiple gyroscopes) are held in place in a mount, and the mount gets rotated by motors, which increases the resistance in one direction (opposite the movement) and it transfers to the mount, since there is nothing on the mount or rocket holding it in place
the principle is to have a fast spinning gyroscope that does not change the angle of it's spinning axis. that way you can scan the relative angle between spinning axis and the rocket and have a precise measurement for the direction the rocket is pointing at. most rockets (or the ISS for example) use multiple gyroscopes for measuring different directions in space. in the video this principle is shown from 3:30~
After the information has been received from the gyro about rotation, it is put through a simple processing unit (depending on the complexity of the device it could be very advanced as well) and the resultant data is sent to the control surfaces, which, combined with an altimeter and speedometer and other instruments, can correct its course accordingly.
got one of these today for xmas, i wondered what it did!
warmaidens 1 month ago 4
and this is in your phone
z00lky 1 month ago 4
@Sp2391 yes there is, ipod touches have built in gyroscopes in them
XxBam28xX 1 month ago 4
Moment, or torque, is defined by the equation:
M = w x H
Where w (omega) is the precession rate of the gyro, and H is the angular momentum, or I*w of the gyroscope itself.
The gyroscope rotates around the black stand at a rate w because of the moment which gravity creates on it, thus keeping it from falling down.
Also, angular momentum is always trying to align itself with the torque, explaining the constant precession (w) which we can clearly see.
NickmanGiovanni 1 month ago
I woned why dont they use gyroscopes in robot toys.They would be way more stable and able to walk without falling or looking akward.Also gyroscopes are used in big ships so that the waves in the sees dont take them down.Titanic i think was the first ship with a gyroscope.
smiche2 1 month ago
Dear Santa......
itsravi87 2 months ago 41
awesome technology!
784563 2 months ago 26
i agree i love how every comment is thumbed up
thegamerking97 2 months ago 24
i got mine from hobby lobby
dragodestroyer99 2 months ago 19
try putting it on the tip of a pencil
matter928 2 months ago 24
My ipod touch can tell what angle its in. Does this mean there is a tiny gyroscope in it???
Sp2391 2 months ago 29
@Sp2391 Accelerometer
wwwclnd 2 months ago 19
I have that exact same kind, and you just showed us the 4 tricks on the manual! LOL!
spellinganimals 2 months ago 27
i want one
GuNiShMeNt100 3 months ago 43
To whomever is narrating this video, you have a very listenable voice.
greenim 4 months ago 116
the challenge is to create lift by gyroscope then welcome to the billionaires club
doh1959 4 months ago 11
Nikola Tesla's suppressed flying machine was to have gyroscopes in it he said, "Through gyroscopic action of my engine...my airship will have neither gas bag, wings nor propellers. It is the child of my dreams, the product of years of intense and painful toil and research. I am not going to talk about it any further. But whatever my airship may be, here at least is an engine that will do things that no other engine ever has done, and that is something tangible."
zcxvasdfqwer1234 4 months ago 11
you forgot to put iPhones
yoyoman240 4 months ago 9
Gyroscopes were used in ships to help them stabilize in the open sea. Obviously not any more
mjolnir1981 4 months ago 9
So that's how motorcycles stay upright when the rider falls off! No way!
D13fledermause 4 months ago 10
I learned about this in Physical I in college.
iamaLobsterDog 4 months ago 10
is this like an accelerometer in iphones
freeloaderchriss 4 months ago
this pseudo science is so cool!
Ioganstone 4 months ago
Never thought physics would be this interesting.
medalofhonor31 4 months ago 5
Id like to see a giant gyroscope with a motor in it....
Inimoulleb 4 months ago 5
angular momentum right?
AnbuSoldier87 4 months ago 3
science!
MrTangoRomeoDelta 4 months ago 6
uuuuuaaaahhhhhhaaaaaa -tim allen
Ibuprofens 4 months ago 2
The germans used these in WW4 to guide their ballistic V4 missiles
Loraxcoffee 4 months ago 4
YEAH, SCIENCE!!!
Shabe67 4 months ago 4
wow, so this is what is in my iPhone that tells it how it's moving
Kale3193 4 months ago 2
"the first thing i notice aboot the spinning gyroscope..."
canadian spotted!
eigentensor 4 months ago
Woo thumbs up for everyone!
Morfar22 4 months ago
i have one
alekdaf 4 months ago
at first, i thought that the inner frame of the gyro acts like helicopter's blade - creating elevation (when it's rotating rapidly) and supporting it when it stands horizontally, but than i saw 1:49 ...
aviza12 4 months ago
Brilliant.......Conservation of Angular Momentum at best !!!
cpinnago 4 months ago
Very very interesting
keffje007 4 months ago
this must be the most thumbs up video on youtube
o0EviLivE0o 4 months ago
where to buy one?
unsafe1413 4 months ago
Awesome vid !!! Who disliked this huh !?!?
MrPhantomFury 4 months ago
Woah, this is amazing. I want one
lonflash 4 months ago
In modern aircraft inertial guidance systems are considered obsolete, as are mechanical gyro instruments, all of that has been replaced with either solid state electronics, or possibly laser gyros, but those are expensive and not really necessary with modern technology. But never mind that, call the 70s technology modern if you want to, makes no difference to me. :)
Tjita1 5 months ago
PHYSICS RULES!!!
ipadize 5 months ago
anyone who thinks that science is boring he is wasting his life!!!!
i agree with @wowsux97
perebraco 5 months ago
WOW every comment has a thumbs up. Thumbs up to all. Amazing stuff feeling like a kid now
anirban17aug 5 months ago
hey man thanks a lot for this...
It reallllllllly helped me out!!
falcosaurus 6 months ago
It is sad know that People in my country intrested more on horoscope
userisdosser 6 months ago
This is undoubtedly a toy I would buy to my kids so they get an intuitive understanding of the physics at play there.
Stoozor 6 months ago
The core of Engineering Mechanics
raghu23prakash 7 months ago
science is not boring. but the ways some teachers teach it is boring.
savilo2 7 months ago
gyroscope.... AWESOME
DWAWrestling 7 months ago
The germans used these in WWII to guide their ballistic V2 missiles
IIAndersII 7 months ago 145
i want one now...
hawkister 7 months ago 60
levitating is not 2 far off
orionconflict2007 7 months ago 56
NICE ! D'oh !
TheYacine3tm 7 months ago 47
Is it possible to make a square one? If so, make a square one. I think a square one is possible. And letting it spin would be awesome.
furyberserk 7 months ago 48
how can they put this in a Wii U controller
Peoples17Champ 7 months ago 50
His voice alone was enough to make me like this
ultrapluppen 7 months ago 47
There are some swindlers in China that sell those gyroscopes as a magical object!
MrCalvinGu 7 months ago 49
where can i buy a gyroscope? what store? anyone near north hills? what kind of store?
Rhomeozon 8 months ago 47
IT SPINS!!!!!
Hypastpist 8 months ago 4
Thumbs up if studying physics (Angular Momentum) lead you here...
SuperMoHo1 8 months ago 9
i want one!]
Ravek2010 8 months ago 2
he sounds canadian
GMixVideos 8 months ago 2
it stores energy which resists movement, when the energy runs out it can't resist anymore
zilbiol 8 months ago 3
Ah, trying to understand this for university. Lovely stuff, but so confusing. Torque-ache!
Tanaerian 8 months ago 3
im going to buy one
Dablid77 9 months ago 10
oh this thing is just disturbing
IAMTHECAPSGODLOL 9 months ago 11
lol I have the exact same one
DukoBenedicto 9 months ago 8
i have that EXACT same gyroscope
Joobacca0319 9 months ago 8
Bought it. I can witness it's working just like they show. The gyroscope costs 12 euro but you need additional 7 euro for shipping cost.
kontact666 9 months ago
Dam, I broke my gyroscope and it turns out that I wasn't using it properly.
xXMeganMcKenzieXx 9 months ago
could i have 1342 thumbs up?
onehundredand37 9 months ago 9
For those that want to know, electronic gyroscopes (like ones found in planes), are NOT these mechanical physical ones. Infact, they don't look at all similar. Electronic gyroscopes are contained in a silicon chip less than a centimeter big, and use magnets and rare earth metals that allow for the gyroscopes to not move at all, even if shaken or explosively interrupted. Only high-powered magnets could disrupt them.
Neotyguy40 9 months ago 4
how many people instantly googled and purchased a Gyroscope after they watched this? {raises hand}
Pr0fess0r582 9 months ago 7
troll gravity
jimmyPain2121 9 months ago 4
Are you a wizard?
robopirinja 9 months ago
Very nice demo!
I've always been mesmerized by gyroscopes from the day I first saw them as a seven year-old kid until now as an old fart...
Now I'll be using them as a rehab tool for arm strengthening. Amazing!
cachibache777 9 months ago
take a gyroscope and stack it on another gyroscope
roelloos1 9 months ago
they really put this on an ipad2???
eddyMx 10 months ago
This is how UFOs work just add moving inside space and you have anti gravity machine you just need some sort of fuel that creates electromagnetic pulse (mercury) that pulses creating force to reflect of flying object that creates momentum for inside wheel and you have your self an UFO .
gamer3386 10 months ago
a) That is the reason we can easily drive on a bicycle.
b) Perfect for balancing out a mech :>
SargoDarya 10 months ago
that is like the coolest thing ive ever seen
ggjoe723 10 months ago
This is so awesome and now i want one.
Valenet94 10 months ago
I had a push screw handle? top as a toy when I was a kid and was always curious about it. The one I had would make sparks too. I was kinda sad when my dad sold it at a garage sale. There seems to be electric motors that use some of the basics of a gyro, but I'm not sure how. fascinating stuff though and many are never too old to be amused and curious. Id like to see how free energy can be incorporated with these.
aleon1018 11 months ago
Would it be very difficult to make one of these?
midnightjr3 11 months ago
cool hhuhn ,, Well that explanation was quite cool and also gives me idea of building the biggest ball
koolentkush 1 year ago
if they only made it so big that people can get inside the spinning wheel inside
starwarsfan715 1 year ago 5
I always knew that Gyroscopes are important in navigating, but I never thought they are this awesome. My jaw dropped.
Ignorantf00l 1 year ago 12
nice demonstration :)
I wish there were more of these.
Szasz0407 1 year ago 9
i had one of those as a kid lol good yimes
PkerTomy 1 year ago 2
if you didn't at least smile a little at 1:28 you're just a straight up boring person, my friend and I discovered gyroscopes when he had some hard drives he was about to throw out, we plugged it in and tried to move it around with our hands and it resists everything sooo coool
xXxDANMANxXx 1 year ago 2
like a top
44eelz 1 year ago
Anyone who says science is boring is an idiot.
wowsux97 1 year ago 812
Amazing
NamishuHatake 1 year ago
WHAT IS THIS WITCHCRAFT?!?!?!?!?
dan10k12 1 year ago 584
is this indside my iphone
tanddant 1 year ago 29
I want one!!!
An angular momento? Is it the force that resists attempt to change the device position?
kontact666 1 year ago
Wow, thank you so much, very well explained. How did apple fit one of those toys inside the iphone 4? Gyro games and utilities are very fun. It gives you the sensation of 3D.
viktorob 1 year ago 5
AND it costs only 7 $ i have the same as in the video
TheSDcard 1 year ago
Where do you get that?? I can use that for a science fair project if I can find where to buy it
movierater3256 1 year ago
i love you
Shiroblack 1 year ago
I WANT ONE!
MrVidManiacMilo 1 year ago
LETS BEAT ALL THE THUMBS UP. If you want one of these thumb the comment up!
MrVidManiacMilo 1 year ago
That's so awesomeeeee! And it's got science involved too!
banananana621 1 year ago
When will Scientists make a flying car damn it!! I am tired of the engine and wheels that roll by using air pressure with tires!!
I wanna fly not roll on the ground!!!
isurfu2ube 1 year ago
physics is awsome!
wher can i get one of these?
drunkymistake 1 year ago
I love this so much it is so awesome thanks
99johnface 1 year ago 3
wow
blogtepic 1 year ago
i learn alot from this video lol
DarkSoulX19 1 year ago
WOOW! Physics' great
asen97yoyo 1 year ago 2
Studying angular momentum right now, really helpful.
xRothenx 1 year ago 2
I just bought exactly the same toy, and I'm in love with it, I was looking for an explanation, and this video is great, thanks.
Mikzoy 1 year ago 3
i like videos like this.they're great
danielglavas 1 year ago 2
people who know answer this please:
if a gyro had 2 rotating in opposite direction wheels then what will happen ?
panzarw 1 year ago 5
top works like that.....I want to do the one in 1:41 using the top but that would be impossible
nhickvicky 1 year ago
science rocks........
rohan1ize 1 year ago 6
This is also what makes bicycles stand up. Thats why its easier to balance while moving on a bike than standing still.
noobenstein 1 year ago 2
never tought i would like learning something O_O
tize79 1 year ago
I know that gyroscopes used in inertial guidance systems are more complicated than this, but they must precess just like this one. How is that compensated for so that the aircraft doesn't rock back and forth?
chakathewolf 1 year ago
so thats how ufo's work...
ThaDamian 1 year ago 46
thats cool!
kooljosh100 1 year ago 3
its simple. imagine as the wheel is spinning you put pressure on it to lean to one side. so if the wheel wasnt spinning it would want to lean to that side. but because the wheel is spinning that force is carried over to the opposite side(when the wheel gets there as its rotating) which counter balances the original movement to one side.
timone1002 1 year ago
you really gotta love physics.....
bersek23 1 year ago 11
I bought one of these immediately after seeing this :D
erico1st 1 year ago 31
Good videos
spacescience100 1 year ago
amazing
raikadoygo 1 year ago
incredible video
gamerfuture 1 year ago
awesome i love physics
gamerfuture 1 year ago 3
Gyroscopes are so cool.
ToothMusic 1 year ago 2
baffled.
tnuomnhoj 1 year ago
i had one of these when i was a kid. never knew it could do all that stuff. it came with a piece of string, always wonder what that was for.
joeplay101 1 year ago
Very Cool Stuff. Thanks for uploading. =) 5/5
jihadpizza 1 year ago 36
If someone made a giant one with a generator that spins it automatically (like an aircraft propeller), will it hover like a flying saucer?
rysterf8 1 year ago 29
physics is awesome.
smitehz 1 year ago 45
Really Informative Video, Thanks
kashanjafri01 1 year ago 25
where can i buy a good quality as in metal Gyroscopes
kavehmoh1238 1 year ago 22
Quick question... what happens to a gyro in zero gravity?
rhadiel 1 year ago 33
It remains oriented in space.
BergerKing064 1 year ago 25
that was an awesome and interesting piece of work
persaudchris 2 years ago 33
Awesome device.
muzammilali007 2 years ago 26
Wow...Amazing!!!
Chibsforce 2 years ago 23
This video it's very interesting...
We can learn a lot with vids like this one!!!
Hakuo91 2 years ago 7
2:03 2:40 I did'nt think it was able to do this!
clementbourdarie 2 years ago 6
Awesome and informative video.
LuniaVideo 2 years ago 9
add some batteries and a engine and... I should make that
MoskowFreak1111 2 years ago 7
I got one for christmas! :D
Thymonico 2 years ago 6
how did people keep the gyroscope spinning in the mars rover?
dreamy2 2 years ago 13
i like youtube cuz of vids like this
PyroTomas 2 years ago 1557
i love this
thanx
engpolo1 2 years ago 317
I also like to react with the remarkable effect of precession on the spinaxis- directionstability. Please look at my youtube film, search: thermosynchronics
gyropropulsion 2 years ago 5
is this gadget inside most of the smartphones?
brumanima 2 years ago
Those are accelerometers
1Sentient 2 years ago 5
that would be an accelerometer, not a gyroscope, brumanima
NekomimiNinja 2 years ago
@brumanima naa in some smartphones is an accelerometer, which is a solid state component with a microscopic semiconductor flap to sense acceleration. A gyroscope is an old way of detecting acceleration, although it has advantages, it won't fit in an iphone.
ronmann606 2 years ago
No, an accelerometer is found in most smartphones, Accelerometers detect the angle and velocity of the device and sends data to the CPU accordingly for a reaction.
supergiff8 2 years ago
no but it is called like that
cleric022684 2 years ago 2
All we need now is perpetual motion
iamazn2000 2 years ago
i want to know one thing....how do gyroscopes help austronauts know where they are in outer space?
calfan3 2 years ago
As you move in a direction, the gyroscope tips in the opposite direction by an amount proportional to how fast you are going, they then configure in time and plug that into a computer.
Velocity X Time = Displacement
barrinmw 2 years ago
Prevents them from spinning out of control.
Kewkky 2 years ago
when the gyro is mounted in special frame, the rotating wheel maintains its direction independently of position of the frame. when you spin the gyroscope that will rotate for more than 2 or 3 hours, you will see, that wheel which became to rotate upright will spin in other way, because the earth is rotating, and the gyro maintains its angle.
Kokosiak1 2 years ago 3
A timeless toy.
DaGipsyKing 2 years ago 3
SO AWESOME!!!!!!!!
ShyneDark 2 years ago
great vid!!
griever619 2 years ago 3
Is that the Tedco Original Toy Gyroscope?
dude78987 2 years ago 4
Yey! Thanks!
romania4uluv 2 years ago
my gyroscope had lost it's stability T_T
everytime I spin it it shakes and vibrates a lot.
ducttaperulestheworl 2 years ago
Amazing. I don't understand those things (and they freak me out a little), but they are fascinating devices.
shojunkayoi 2 years ago 4
does anybody know how this thing actually works in the V1 & V2 rocket or the ICBM n guided missile??
QCW089 2 years ago
i think it had a similar setup as 3:25, except the "contacts" were connected to the rockets fins
chaosrealm93 2 years ago
actually it is based on the movement of the gyro, the gyroscope (or multiple gyroscopes) are held in place in a mount, and the mount gets rotated by motors, which increases the resistance in one direction (opposite the movement) and it transfers to the mount, since there is nothing on the mount or rocket holding it in place
aqwiz 2 years ago
the principle is to have a fast spinning gyroscope that does not change the angle of it's spinning axis. that way you can scan the relative angle between spinning axis and the rocket and have a precise measurement for the direction the rocket is pointing at. most rockets (or the ISS for example) use multiple gyroscopes for measuring different directions in space. in the video this principle is shown from 3:30~
Keex11 2 years ago
After the information has been received from the gyro about rotation, it is put through a simple processing unit (depending on the complexity of the device it could be very advanced as well) and the resultant data is sent to the control surfaces, which, combined with an altimeter and speedometer and other instruments, can correct its course accordingly.
bob26drft 2 years ago
i have the same gyro
PokemonmasterCJ 2 years ago 2
Excellent videos: many thanks.
dty2dty2 2 years ago
physics rulz
xtruder02 2 years ago 4
WHOA SO COOL!
Not.
Deepsand101 2 years ago