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The Mechanical universe ... and beyond. Angular momentum. Torques and gyroscopes

Program 19. An old momentum with a new twist. Program 20. From spinning tops to the precession of the equinoxes.

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  • "Torques and gyroscopes"@en
  • "Angular momentum"@en

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  • "This course combines computer graphics and dramatic reenactments of the history of science with introductory lectures by Caltech's David L. Goodstein. This in-depth adventure of the mind traces the interaction of ideas from Aristotle to Einstein to explain the theories of Copernicus, Kepler, and Newton. The programs clearly explain and illustrate classical mechanics and modern physics."
  • "Program 19. An old momentum with a new twist. Program 20. From spinning tops to the precession of the equinoxes."@en
  • "Program 19 explains and demonstrates Kepler's second law of angular momentum. Program 20 explores the effect of torque on a spinning object and how gyroscopes function. Uses computer animation sequences, historical reenactments, and close-up photography of experiments."@en
  • "Program 1. Angular momentum: Angular momentum is a twist on momentum - the cross product of the radius vector and momentum ; Program 2. Torques and gyroscopes: When a torque acts on a spinning object the angular momentum changes but the object only precesses - why a spinning top doesn't topple."
  • "The first program explains and demonstrates Kepler's law of angular momentum. The second program explains and demonstrates the effect of torque on a spinning object and how gyroscopes function."@en
  • "Program 19, Angular motion: discusses angular motion as a twist on momentum (e.g., the cross product of the radius vector and momentum) and demonstrates that when no torque acts on a system the angular motion of the system is conserved. -- Program 20, Torques and gyroscopes: explains that when a torque acts on a spinning object the angular momentum changes but the object only precesses."@en

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  • "The Mechanical universe ... and beyond. Angular momentum. Torques and gyroscopes"@en
  • "Angular momentum Torques and gyroscopes"@en
  • "Angular momentum Torques and gyroscopes"
  • "Angular momentum ; Torques and gyroscopes"
  • "Angular momentum ; Torques and gyroscopes"@en