Momentum Paddle Motor

[telecom]

I was writing about proven concepts and well established facts.

You are writing speculations.

Whatever you believe, we should keep speculations and facts apart.

Believing in something is no proof. Hoping that something is true is also no proof.


It is a great problem in forums like this one that established facts are freely interchanged and mixed with speculations, measuring errors, misunderstandings, lack of education an plain lies.

Greetings, Conrad

Lets suppose you have the axis of the gyro pointing to the polar star, floating.
Then it will be moving relative to the earth, but in fact the earth will be moving under it.

[sm0ky2]

I was writing about proven concepts and well established facts.

You are writing speculations.

Whatever you believe, we should keep speculations and facts apart.

Believing in something is no proof. Hoping that something is true is also no proof.


It is a great problem in forums like this one that established facts are freely interchanged and mixed with speculations, measuring errors, misunderstandings, lack of education an plain lies.

Greetings, Conrad

Well spoken.
However, my personal "beliefs" generally dont make it into conversation...


But at the end of the day words are just words.
Try stepping out of your 30yr old books and buy a gyroscope.


The knowledge given to us by the world's foremost expert of gyroscopic action agrees with reality, not "theory".


Watch this NASA video, pay attention to the disturbances in the vertical vector (90-degrees to rotation)


https://www.gettyimages.com/detail/video/news-footage/213-83


And for your education, here is another 30 hours of study.






https://youtu.be/cMLXHe2wKy8


https://youtu.be/VUh6QXe4mMY


https://youtu.be/0L2YAU-jmcE


https://youtu.be/oPLCMSK9Syw


https://youtu.be/cj4CoFmYScc


https://youtu.be/VLt1dSt_r18


https://youtu.be/dKwwJe0znpA


https://youtu.be/vauFEgRdYks


https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x2ya0y4


https://youtu.be/xTrwlo8B3rs


https://youtu.be/4-rQUS3ghkA


https://vimeo.com/308730639


https://www.gettyimages.com/videos/gyroscope?phrase=gyroscope&sort=mostpopular

[sm0ky2]

Lets suppose you have the axis of the gyro pointing to the polar star, floating.
Then it will be moving relative to the earth, but in fact the earth will be moving under it.

That fact is indeterminate.


The only thing we know for certain, is that there is relative motion between the two object.
We have no way of knowing whether the gyro AND Polaris are moving,
or it is the earth (our perspective view) that is in motion.
This is Einstein's core postulate. Without acceptance of this lack of knowledge:
relativity theory breaks.

[telecom]

That fact is indeterminate.


The only thing we know for certain, is that there is relative motion between the two object.
We have no way of knowing whether the gyro AND Polaris are moving,
or it is the earth (our perspective view) that is in motion.
This is Einstein's core postulate. Without acceptance of this lack of knowledge:
relativity theory breaks.

but for us it doesn't matter, if you attach spring between  gyro and the wall, it should tense.

[sm0ky2]

Only if there is an opposing force,
Or a gimble 90-degrees to the rotational plane and to the spring


If the spring were compressed when the experiment began, and applied to say the bottom shaft
also the top shaft attached to the same housing
the entire assembly would rotate 90-degrees to the angular momentum
just as if the spring were pressing on a lever, until it fully decompressed.
but in this model the 'fulcum' is replaced by the gyro
and the fixed shaft acts as the gimble, taking its' reference in the other plane, 90-degrees to the spring.


A Gyro actually acts in all 3 dimensions
To observe this, a special type of gyro is used that has gimbles in all 3 axes


Similar to the device used to train astronauts, only that also employs an array of resistors on 2 gimbles, the controls allow you to balance them out on the horizontal plane.