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Uploaded on Oct 26, 2010

His research in later years into Gyroscopes was, and still is, a topic of much discussion within the scientific community. Here, he demonstrates the principles of a gyro using a rather large and heavy wheel. It's spun up to speed with a normal household drill.

From: http://www2.imperial.ac.uk/blog/video...

Info on Eric's patents:
http://www.rexresearch.com/laithwat/l...

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  • Alex Paulsen

    Gravity... like how the fuck does it work?

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  • echovector

    There is no gravity.

    The Earth Sucks.

    Q.E.D.

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  • ViridiusTruth

    The angular momentum of the axis is using the gravitational force to generate it.

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  • peanuts2105

    Wheely interesting but I failed to get my head 'around' it.

    Sorry.

    Back of the class ;)

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  • RaphaelAtherill

    Your nick isn't very polite.

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  • team404

    drop it. I dare you

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  • studleylee

    fail ! lot more to it than rotation.

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  • ReligionIs4iDiOtS

    Physics has gotten close but we are not there yet!

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  • Thesalty Sak

    gravity is simple its rotation ..

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  • Gnarly Butter

    Sorcery!

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  • zero cool

    Inertia is due to the zero point energy interaction. You're interacting with a charged matrix which is the zero point field. If you try to change that, then you get a reaction force. << from Sirius the movie

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  • zero cool

    i think not, it's an angular momentum overcoming gravity pull.

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