Unbalanced gyroscope precession HD

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[0odagabyo0]

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[Fragite]

fake and gay

[MrPeeepe]

@Fragite What?!! This is not a fake. It is a simple demonstration of how gyroscopes work. Angular momentum tries to point to the torque and, as they always remain at a 90º angle, this moves forever (as long as there is angular velocity).

What? You don't know what Angular Momentum and Torque are? It doesn't surprise me...

[Fragite]

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[CommitToFocus]

so, if the rotor spins in the opposite direction, does the rotation reverse?

[Tjita1]

@CommitToFocus Yes. Gyroscopic precession moves the imput force 90 degrees with the rotation of the rotor.

[MrPeeepe]

@CommitToFocus Yes :) If you wanna know how gyroscopes work go to MIT's OpenCouse page and watch lecture 24 in classical mechanics.

[komrad36]

@stevenkDE uhh yeah no. Not even close. So shut it and go learn something.

[infinityMirrors28]

No.

[Yshortydog]

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[supergooddeal]

does the rotation change with even more weight?

[steal88]

Yes, it does. Gyroscopic precession is described by this formula: momentum of the force is equal to angular velocity times angular momentum

M = omega * H

In video above momentum is created by marble (its weight times distance ) so the more it weights the more angular velocity frame has.

[supergooddeal]

Very well spoken. It's nice to learn something new every day.