10,000 RPM Anti Gravity Flywheel || Amazing Flywheel Gyroscope Effect

[@5ringsaudits]

I got caught in a YT wormhole . So now I’ve seen an excellent example of how anti gravity works. The trillion dollar equation is how to control the spinning by using some sort of magnetic force that requires no power source so it becomes unlimited and does this forever using no fuel.

[@dilapidatedduck128]

So if there were no friction, it would precess forever without tipping right?

[@ronliebermann]

Do you remember the floating ground car from the original Star Wars movie? Apparently it’s real, and based on this phenomenon. But like all hovercraft, it’s probably hard to steer.

[@davidrobert2007]

I haven't seen the movie, I generally don't watch them as I have the attention span of a goldfish. But the floating car sounds cool 👍

[@MucaroBoricua]

That will only amaze people that never took a physics class.

[@davidrobert2007]

I think it's pretty cool to see though. I don't understand the physics behind it, which is why it seems magical somehow lol.

[@MucaroBoricua]

@@callumconnolly6665, I’m not “desensitized”, 😂 Yes, it looks cool and everything. But To call that “anti gravity” was just too much for me.

[@davidrobert2007]

@@MucaroBoricua For whatever reason, this thing must be acting in opposition to gravity, at least in some way, otherwise it would come crashing down.

[@mike971000]

If its less amazing because you saw it before you are a boring nihilist and have no appreciation for physics and life and maybe should go back to class

[@mike971000]

Why don't you explain it so we can understand it then Mr physics class

[@mrmatt2525able]

Love the videos

[@africanelectron751]

Good bearing..

[@davidrobert2007]

It runs even more freely with a shot of solvent to "lubricate" it. Even WD40 slows it down, I guess it's too viscous for high rpm.

[@MegaCyrik]

What if you add two together spinning opposite? Is there a weight reduction while its spinning?

[@davidrobert2007]

They would counteract each other in some way I feel, but I'm not sure what would happen.

[@MegaCyrik]

@@davidrobert2007 im thinking they would stand still, yet still float. Which would mean weight reduction. How much reduction could a larger, thicker, denser wheel give i wonder.

[@whyismynamehere]

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