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Glenn Hawkins |
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Finding proof of angular momentum & centrifuge |
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In this way you will find the angular momentum and centrifuge fully functioning during precession. You will have to do a little thinking and a little work, but not much.
I will not explaint yet, the ‘how and why’ of precession. It is too involved, too difficult and too demanding of my time.
SIMPLE EXPERIMENT
Lay out double rows of ROUND pencils to roll sideways, about ten on each side. Space the pencils in each row about 1” apart pencil to pencil.
Between them, lay out double rows of pencils to roll upward and downward.
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Obtain a thin 8” x 8” piece of Steriphome and place it on top of the pencils.
Place a precessing gyroscope on the Steriphome and you will see a full measure of centrifuge acting. If you think you do not, let me know and we will go much further to prove angular momentum and that the force at the pivot of the gyroscope is equal and opposite to precession.
Glenn,
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3 July 2016
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