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What happens when you put force on a spinning gyroscope?
The gyro moves at a right angle to the applied force. This is very counter intuitive and is the basis of an inertial guidance system used in aircraft where 3 gyro's spin in three axes. Read More »
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Why does a gyroscope rotate on it's axis when there is no equal a...
The bicycle wheel is losing angular momentum while you and the chair are gaining angular momentum. That is force acting on both of the bicycle, you and the chair, in a gravity field. The amount of angular momentum lost or gained is proporti... Read More »
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How the movement of gyroscope related to earth rotation?why its s...
its freely suspensed.................sus Read More »
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They do not stay up by gyroscopic principles. If the wheels were heavy enough to behave like gyroscopes you would not be able to turn corners. Think about it, if the angular momentum of the wheels was enough to stop them tilting under the w...
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It is indeed angular momentum, usually denoted L and given by: L = Iω where I is the moment of intertia of the object and ω is the angular frequency. Moment of inertia has to be calculated from the geometry of the spinning object. For a thi...
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The prop arm is designed as a rigid box structure. It is relatively short (spanwise) and deep (chordwise) and is quite strong in torsion due to the triangular cross-section (taken in a plane parallel to the wing ribs). The arms are stronger...
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