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Aren't those the same alternative? If something is fighting precession symmetrically, then isn't it acting like a block of matter with nothing rotating inside i
by Retra 9y ago
Aren't those the same alternative? If something is fighting precession symmetrically, then isn't it acting like a block of matter with nothing rotating inside it?
- danbmil99 9y agoa standard gyro fights precession at 90 degrees to the attempted off-axis rotation, and shows way more rotational inertia than can be accounted for by the mass involved.