Re: Rare Bear Motor is hung
Stuntflyr:
I thought you were Bull Slinging... so I looked it up.
Sir, I salute you!
Gyroscopic precession:
is rather simple in and of itself; it is a simple fact that when an outside force is applied to a rotating body, the result of the outside force will occur approximately 90 degrees later in the plane of rotation. It is not exactly 90 degrees later, but that is close enough for what we are concerned. This can be demonstrated by making a simple devise such as spinning a plywood disk on a pointed nail or similar support. As the disk spins, apply light finger pressure to any point on the disk; the disk will tilt forward approximately 90 degrees later in the direction of rotation.
Stuntflyr:
I thought you were Bull Slinging... so I looked it up.
Sir, I salute you!
Gyroscopic precession:
is rather simple in and of itself; it is a simple fact that when an outside force is applied to a rotating body, the result of the outside force will occur approximately 90 degrees later in the plane of rotation. It is not exactly 90 degrees later, but that is close enough for what we are concerned. This can be demonstrated by making a simple devise such as spinning a plywood disk on a pointed nail or similar support. As the disk spins, apply light finger pressure to any point on the disk; the disk will tilt forward approximately 90 degrees later in the direction of rotation.
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