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Jonny Lavery |
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Microgravity action of "floating" small gyroscopes- can it be harnessed? |
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I'm currently working on a project for Uni, and i'm interested in the action of a small scale heavy disc gyroscope floating in space. I'm not sure whether this question belongs under this heading or one of the others, or indeed in all (or any), but i need someone to advise me if resistance to linear motion can be utilised to support (balance) and give attitude control in a handheld fashion? Would this require magnetic field stabilisation or can the gyro be built so as a given orientation when spinning will naturally resist a linear pull?
Any and all guidance is appreciated.
Thanks, Jonny |
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14 May 2008
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