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any Flat Earth adherents out there ???
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<blockquote data-quote="Einstein" data-source="post: 106261" data-attributes="member: 288"><p>Martian</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>I read through the article to see if there was anything in conflict with reality. I think it was written by a German. Which translates into 60 extra steps to get from point A to point B.</p><p></p><p>To begin with the gimbals wont eliminate torque from the earth's rotation. As long as that gyro has gravitational weight changing in direction due to the earth rotating, it will reorient itself with the spin axis of the earth. Now the article does say this. But not in an easy to understand manner.</p><p></p><p>This is easier to understand using a gyro. Hold a spinning gyro in your hand at arms length. Then just rotate the gyro about yourself. You will feel the gyro attempt to align itself with the spin axis you create. Any orientation other than parallel to your spin axis will create gyro torque. If you keep rotating the gyro will eventually align itself with your spin axis. </p><p></p><p>Now you are right in saying that with no torque applied the gyro will hold its orientation in space, and will forever point in one direction only. But that can't happen here on the earth as long as the gyro has gravitational weight. But a gyro in orbit where it is weightless will hold its orientation.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Einstein, post: 106261, member: 288"] Martian I read through the article to see if there was anything in conflict with reality. I think it was written by a German. Which translates into 60 extra steps to get from point A to point B. To begin with the gimbals wont eliminate torque from the earth's rotation. As long as that gyro has gravitational weight changing in direction due to the earth rotating, it will reorient itself with the spin axis of the earth. Now the article does say this. But not in an easy to understand manner. This is easier to understand using a gyro. Hold a spinning gyro in your hand at arms length. Then just rotate the gyro about yourself. You will feel the gyro attempt to align itself with the spin axis you create. Any orientation other than parallel to your spin axis will create gyro torque. If you keep rotating the gyro will eventually align itself with your spin axis. Now you are right in saying that with no torque applied the gyro will hold its orientation in space, and will forever point in one direction only. But that can't happen here on the earth as long as the gyro has gravitational weight. But a gyro in orbit where it is weightless will hold its orientation. [/QUOTE]
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