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Joseph Kilpatrick, at Honeywell Avionics led the team which developed the ring laser gyroscope.

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There are several different types of compass:

  1. magnetic compass, uses a light weight bar magnet on a pivot
  2. gyroscopic compass, uses a gyroscope (either mechanical or LASER ring)
  3. drawing compass, used to assist in drawing circles for drafting or art
  4. etc.

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The first gyroscope was invented by French physicist Léon Foucault in 1852. Foucault's gyroscope was able to demonstrate the Earth's rotation.

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Australia - Gyroscope song - was created in 2007.

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The direction of precession of a gyroscope is perpendicular to the axis of rotation.

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The period of precession for this gyroscope is the time it takes for the gyroscope to complete one full rotation around its axis due to an external force.

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The gyroscope is used to balance and keep boats and airplane steady

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The 3DS gyroscope is planted in the middle of the 3DS, beneath the touch screen.

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The gyroscope was invented by French physicist Léon Foucault in 1852. Foucault's gyroscope demonstrated the phenomenon of gyroscopic inertia and was a crucial development in the field of physics.

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Elmer Ambrose Sperry was the inventor of the gyro compass and gyroscope.

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The gyroscope spun rapidly, helping the aircraft maintain its balance during turbulent conditions.

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A gyroscope is damped when its spinning motion is slowed down or stabilized by external forces or mechanisms. Damping is necessary to control the gyroscope's motion and prevent it from becoming uncontrollable or vibrating excessively. This process helps improve the stability and accuracy of the gyroscope in various applications.

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A gyroscope is a device that is used to measure or maintain orientation. It consists of a spinning wheel or disc that is able to maintain its orientation regardless of any movement of the base it is mounted on. Gyroscopes are used in a wide range of applications, such as navigation systems, stabilizing systems, and motion sensors.

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A gyroscope in an airplane is firstly a gyroscope, so it works by maintaining its orientation in space. The instruments in an airplane that use a gyroscope are the attitude indicator, the heading indicator and the turn coordinator. The attitude indicator and heading indicator's gyroscope runs when the vacuum pump on the airplane sucks air in and over the blades to cause the gyroscope to spin. When the gyro spins rapidly (up to 18000rpm) it aligns itself upright and the airplane's instrument aligns itself.

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You are smart

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Take Time - Gyroscope EP - was created on 2002-05-19.

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Yes, tungsten rings can be engraved, but the process for engraving tungsten is a bit different from other metals. Due to tungsten's hardness, laser engraving is usually the preferred method for engraving tungsten rings. It's best to consult with a professional jeweler who has experience with engraving tungsten to ensure a high-quality result.

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The gyroscope helps the pilot to tell whether or not he is flying straight when he is in the dark at night or in a bank of clouds.

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It spins around its own axis in flight, so it mimics the spinning of a gyroscope. This adds stability to its flight.

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gyroscope rotates

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There are several different types of compass:

  1. magnetic compass, uses a light weight bar magnet on a pivot
  2. gyroscopic compass, uses a gyroscope (either mechanical or LASER ring)
  3. drawing compass, used to assist in drawing circles for drafting or art
  4. etc.

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There are different versions of the ring, but I think one of them shines a green dot. A green laser pointer another words.

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The fundamental idea behind the working of a gyroscope is that of conservation of angular momentum. But to understand this idea more fully, it may help to explain a few things, so let's dive in by talking about a wheel and axle and how its mounted.

If a wheel or disc spins about a center on a axle, that spinning wheel carries with it some kinetic energy. The wheel has mass, it took energy to set it spinning, and it is now spinning, hence the energy of its spin (momentum). If we then mount the axle in a ring, we can hold the ring and the wheel will spin on the axle. Now we'll mount the ring with the spinning wheel in it.

When we look at the ring with the spinning wheel in it, we can find two points on our ring that are in the plane of rotation of the wheel. We then put two small "stubs" out from there and mount our first ring in another ring. The mount will allow us to hold the outer ring and allow the inner ring to move independently. Lastly, we take a third ring and mount the whole thing inside that one. But we need to be sure to pick two points on the plane of rotation of the wheel, but 90 degrees from the points where the innermost ring mounts to the second ring. We have set up gimbals so the outer most ring can be mounted to an object and the inner rings will allow the axle of the spinning wheel to always point in the same direction.

The use of very low friction components in our mountings and the application of electromagnetic pulses to keep the gyroscope spinning will insure things keep working. And by using sensors to keep track of the orientation of the rings, we can use this device to keep track of movement. The Wikipedia link below will allow an investigator to jump to the gyroscope article posted there. It is extremely helpful because the moving diagrams there will allow inspection of a gyroscope in action. With the outermost frame mounted and the gimbals operating properly, the axle, which is the axis of rotation of the wheel, will always point in the same direction regardless of the orientation of whatever the frame is mounted to.

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There is a pipe that goes into the pump. Put the 'O' ring on the pipe and push in

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A flying gyroscope maintains stability and control in the air due to its angular momentum and gyroscopic effect. The spinning motion of the gyroscope creates a stabilizing force that resists any external forces trying to tip it over. This allows the gyroscope to stay upright and maneuver effectively in the air.

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humid measurement tool

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It is a horizontal gyroscope employing a 2 degree-of-freedom gyroscope with its spin axis aligned with the earth's magnetic meridian

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It depends on the strength of the plastic.

  • Scissors
  • Wire cutters
  • Hacksaw
  • Industrial cutting laser (used mostly for diamonds)

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A gyroscope typically works better if it spins faster rather than being heavier. The spinning motion creates angular momentum that helps stabilize the gyroscope's orientation, regardless of its weight. Increasing the speed of rotation can enhance the gyroscopic effect and improve stability.

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A gyroscope is technically a spinning wheel that maintain the orientation of the object it is on. Gyroscopes are available online from online stores like Amazon.

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The laser etched ring on the top of the magnetic chip detector is typically around 1000 to 1500 microns wide. This translates to 1 to 1.5 millimeters wide or 1-1.5 thousandths of an inch wide.

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It was made to keep things balanced.

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it make balance in gamming

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A gyroscope on a bicycle helps stabilize it by maintaining its balance and orientation. As the bicycle moves, the spinning gyroscope resists any changes in its position, helping to keep the bike upright and steady. This stability is crucial for the rider to maintain control and prevent falls.

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A gyro-meter is another name for a Gyroscope, which can be though of as similar to a toy top or dreidel, which is self balancing and spinning. It is used for measuring and maintaining a fixed orientation. The Gyroscope uses the gyro sensors to translate the physical position of the Gyroscope into data readable by the connected device.

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A gyroscope demonstrates the effects of Earth's rotation by maintaining its orientation in space regardless of the Earth's movement. This is because the gyroscope's spinning motion creates stability, allowing it to resist external forces and stay aligned with the fixed stars in the sky, which are unaffected by the Earth's rotation.

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That is a laser burn it probably happened because you moved your xbox 360 while your game was running. Sorry laser burns are pernament you cant fix it..

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It works with a big ball sack on a chin

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No, a gyroscope spinning fast enough cannot counteract gravity. Gravity will always exert a force on an object regardless of its speed. The gyroscope may provide stability or resistance to external forces, but it cannot cancel out the effect of gravity.

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"Gyro" is the root word, while "scope" is the suffix in the word "gyroscope." In this case, the root word "gyro" means "circle" or "rotation," while the suffix "scope" means "to see" or "to watch."

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The gyroscope in a bike wheel helps with stability and balance by resisting changes in orientation. As the wheel spins, the gyroscope creates a stabilizing force that helps keep the bike upright and on course, making it easier for the rider to maintain balance while riding.

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The gyroscopic effect causes the spinning gyroscope to resist changes in its orientation, making it feel "lighter" or easier to move in certain directions. This effect is due to the conservation of angular momentum, which generates stability and reduces the perceived weight of the gyroscope when spinning at high speeds.

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In a zero-gravity environment, a weightless gyroscope functions by maintaining its orientation and stability without the influence of gravity. The gyroscope's spinning motion creates a stabilizing force that allows it to remain upright and resist external forces, enabling it to accurately measure and maintain its position in space.

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