This demonstration uses a gyroscope (a bicycle wheel works well), string, and a turntable (optional) to show how the equatorial bulge of Earth causes precession. By balancing the spinning bicycle wheel on one hand, and pulling a string attached to the top axle with the other, the axis of the wheel traces out a circle (precesses). The site also explains how the moment of inertia is related to torque and precession. Educational levels: High school, Middle school, Undergraduate lower division
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www.et3m.net) The turning point of a closed planar orbit is used to calculate the precession of the ...
The Minkowski equation is used to show that an initially Newtonian orbit develops a precession due t...
The motion of a gyroscope in a satellite orbiting the earth is considered. The axis of rotation of t...
A bicycle wheel spinning on a long axle is supported at one end of the axle by a rope, as shown in F...
This page presents a description of the precession of the Earth, its relation to the precession of a...
This paper describes a lab to help students develop their understanding of rotational motion. The fo...
This Exploratorium site provides a demonstration using an ordinary bicycle wheel and rotating stool ...
This activity describes some simple, yet impressive gyroscopic demonstrations using only a bike whee...
Rotation of the Earth is a quite involved process. Deep knowledge of certain areas of physics is in...
In special relativity a gyroscope that is suspended in a torque-free manner will precess as it is mo...
This animation shows two views of a pendulum swinging over the North Pole. A drawing shows the path ...
Educação Superior::Ciências Exatas e da Terra::FísicaAnimation which allows students to observe a to...
This demonstration illustrates the rotational analog of Newton's second law, t = I a, using a bicycl...
Particles in rotating saddle potentials exhibit precessional motion which, up to now, has been expla...
Formal explanations of the dynamics of free and heavy tops are considered to be known for centuries....
www.et3m.net) The turning point of a closed planar orbit is used to calculate the precession of the ...
The Minkowski equation is used to show that an initially Newtonian orbit develops a precession due t...
The motion of a gyroscope in a satellite orbiting the earth is considered. The axis of rotation of t...