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Boopsey |
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Up-righting a gyro |
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If a gyroscope is spinning at a tilted angle and it's spin speed slows down, the gyro will start to fall.
Does that mean, if the speed of the spinning, tilted, gyro is increased it will upright itself? |
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30 September 2015
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Miklos Somos - 17/02/2016 12:04:58
| | | Hi Boopsey,
I recommend You to watch this video:
http://gyroscopes.org/movies.asp (last column, third row)
The rising or falling of the gyro will depend on the direction of the applied torque.
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