Inertial Guidance System.wmv

[@ufo717212]

This is the best gyroscope demonstration video I have found on KZbin. In most videos I watched before, they just put the gyroscope on a flat desktop and let it spin. Thank you for moving the gyroscope and showing how the spin axis was consistent with its original direction.

[@Desmodromic916]

If you have problem with this, you are not alone, see you next wed

[@darealbukchoyboi]

It's wednesday my dudes

[@-Markus-]

Wonderfully simple and effective lesson! Physics is amazing!

[@johnnyconner4184]

Very good description of the concept. Until now, I never understood completely how this works. Thank you!

[@MrGiuse72]

FANTASTIC LESSON !! no one explained to me Angulat Mom. like this in 10 yrs of High Scholl + Uni (Physics) and tenths of books read !! I would have understood so much more tenths of years in advance !! GOSH ! ....AND the style of the prof. ....GREAT !!! THANK YOU

[@chipjumper]

Excellent demo of similar INS used in older aircraft still in the air today. Many people forget that GPS/GLONASS are worthless if they are disabled. INS in the EMP resistant warbirds will still function.

[@SgfGustafsson]

Modern aircraft use it too, just they tend to use laser gyros instead. Half of the fleet I fly is IRS equipped and the other half is AHRS, which is a modern equivalent of the IRS.

[@lefr33man]

But does the spinning wheel know where it is at all times ?

[@tojassargaja2085]

The spinning thing olny knows that it doesnt want to move.

[@BarManFesteiro]

It knows where it is by subtracting where it wasnt

[@lupahole]

It knows where it is by knowing where it isn't.

[@gnolkenstein5527]

the spinning wheel knows where it is because it knows where it isnt

[@thepotatoof4219]

The spinning wheel knows where it is at all times. It knows this because it knows where it isn't, and by subtracting where it is, from where it isn't, or where it isn't, from where it is, whichever is greater, it obtains a difference, or deviation. The inertia equation uses deviations to generate force to drive the spinning wheel from a position where it is, back to a position where it was, and arriving at a position where it wasn't that that's where it shouldn't have been because intertia resists change, but it now is. Consequently, the position where it is should still be the position where is was but this is invalid for infinitesimal time, and so it follows that the position where it was, is now the position that it isn't. In the event of the position that it is in is not the position that it wasn't, the system has acquired a variation. The variation being the difference between where the wheel is, and where it wasn't. If variation is considered to be a significant factor, it too, may be corrected by the inertial torque. However, the wheel must also know where it was. The inertia of the wheel works as follows: Because a variation has modified some of the information the wheel has obtained by an external spinner, it is not sure just why a few fools are curling their fingers stretching their thumb, however it is sure where it isn't, within reason, and it knows where it was. It now subracts where it should be, from where it wasn't, or vice versa. By differentiating this from the algebraic sum of where it shouldn't be, and where it was. It is able to obtain a deviation, and a variation, which is called "Driving corckscrews in people's brains"

[@markes4465]

Great video. Best demostration of a gyroscope I've seen on KZbin.

[@MrGiuse72]

...actually I dicovered , all on my own, the prodigy of the gyroscope speculating on how possbily the bike could work....and I came up one day infering that I could have balanced myself keeping a rotating wheel up over my head....and then I discovered it was true and that struck me. BUT noonw had explained so neatly

[@aberrantionepeace9727]

That's science at work! Thanks for sharing Prof.

[@azerty97212]

I understand how the missile know where it is now.

[@Ultrasemen]

it's very simple, it knows where it is because it knows where it isn't

[@ushadevisoni7792]

@@Ultrasemen what subject is this

[@Ultrasemen]

@@ushadevisoni7792 rocket science I guess

[@WizzRacing]

@@Ultrasemen Has nothing to do with it. As it has no external reference to anything. It simply knows where it is pointed. Then everything else works to align with it. Once it's aligned. It's headed in the right direction. The real genius is when you can change it to track a heat source or with external commands..

[@syedzaki7794]

excellent explanation. These students have no idea how lucky they are..

[@anneliegiesbrecht1366]

Oh how cool. Wish I had such a brilliant Professor. Made me understand the navigation of some autonomous utility vehicles much better :-)

[@barracuda7018]

Great American invention.. Thank you Charles Draper and MIT the best engineering university on the planet..

[@hoagie5556]

It is a German invention... ;)

[@WizzRacing]

@@hoagie5556 No it's not.. As Gyros are not Inertial Guidance System. As nobody thought it was possible till Draper built one..

[@hoagie5556]

@@WizzRacing "The guidance system used by the Germans in 1942 in the V-2 missile can be considered to be the first use of inertial navigation." -Institute of Navigation

[@WizzRacing]

@@hoagie5556 No it wasn't.. As all gyros do is stabilize the rocket..There is no "Guidance" system. Much less a "Navigation" system even in existence. So you need to go read more how they work. And why it had taken so long to produce one.

[@hoagie5556]

@@WizzRacing So the track between two certain points is no kind of "Navigation"? Sir, please...

[@robfurnari1]

PROFESSOR LEWIN IS FANTASTIC!!!

[@rickcoona]

thank you Professor, great demonstration! --Rick

[@brunkadaulium7158]

I think it's already clear how the gyroscope works -- the gyroscope knows where it is at all times. It knows this because it knows where it isn't. By subtracting where it is from where it isn't, or where it isn't from where it is - whichever is greater - it obtains a difference, or deviation. Are you a jokester?

[@FirstDagger]

3:01 Which is called "error signals".

[@thepotatoof4219]

Copypasting a comment I wrote (which was basically my take on the Missile Knows for this context ) - The spinning wheel knows where it is at all times. It knows this because it knows where it isn't, and by subtracting where it is, from where it isn't, or where it isn't, from where it is, whichever is greater, it obtains a difference, or deviation. The inertia equation uses deviations to generate force to drive the spinning wheel from a position where it is, back to a position where it was, and arriving at a position where it wasn't that that's where it shouldn't have been because intertia resists change, but it now is. Consequently, the position where it is should still be the position where is was but this is invalid for infinitesimal time, and so it follows that the position where it was, is now the position that it isn't. In the event of the position that it is in is not the position that it wasn't, the system has acquired a variation. The variation being the difference between where the wheel is, and where it wasn't. If variation is considered to be a significant factor, it too, may be corrected by the inertial torque. However, the wheel must also know where it was. The inertia of the wheel works as follows: Because a variation has modified some of the information the wheel has obtained by an external spinner, it is not sure just why a few fools are curling their fingers stretching their thumb, however it is sure where it isn't, within reason, and it knows where it was. It now subracts where it should be, from where it wasn't, or vice versa. By differentiating this from the algebraic sum of where it shouldn't be, and where it was. It is able to obtain a deviation, and a variation, which is called "Driving corckscrews in people's brains"

[@johnjones4825]

Force applied to a spinning disc will appear at 90 degrees in the direction of spin. Simple.

[@MikA-db2]

Fantastic demo Walter, gyro's pave the way to other worlds.

[@The_Real_Indiana_Joe]

These gyro thingys say a lot more about this universe than we give them credit for.

[@Geotonrike]

What a great explanation! Thank you

[@WZZ048]

I wish our school teachers in Poland could have same amazing skills and possibilities to show us some of those subjects.

[@Kickiusz]

This is clearly a university.

[@TheWizardGamez]

When you get professor salary you get the comedy unlock. Money trumps depression

[@zombiewoof5257]

Very useful demonstration, thanks.

[@MegaSahil009]

Thank you Professor!

[@joshuaschulze5475]

Best lesson EVER👍👍👍 What Wednesday?😅

[@geoffgrigg]

A great teacher!

[@徐凤年-z4u]

thank you,Professor

[@lulutileguy]

Usually engage the inertial device on my way to fridge middle of the night never had a name for it thanks

[@unitas5481]

“If u have problems with this, your not alone” hahahaha love it

[@HasanAlZubayerRony]

Thank you professor for a nice demonstration. It helped me to understand the gyro :)

[@jcims]

Very nice demonstration!

[@d46512]

Awesome practical demo

[@hili467]

this is such a beautiful lecture that actually brings one closure to the nature of the world around us. The thought the pop star videos get so many views simply for being emotional junk food, and jewels like these go under-appreciated is just so utterly sad :(

[@Rawbful]

Wow what a great demo!

[@akshaydewan5608]

great demonstration of gyros.

[@muhamadsyazwan19]

i hope MIAT will teach like this one day.

[@whiteheartt]

Thank you professor 🙏

[@euclidallglorytotheloglady5500]

I'd do anything to get in his classes.

[@iam2666]

SUPERB. Camera quality is bit poor. Anyway thumbs up. My concept has never been that clear.

[@RavindraSingh-wh8op]

Great Explanation sir, thank you please make this video in high resolution again.

[@carolynmmitchell2240]

Ravindra Singh why it need to be in high resolution? to eat up my data plan?

[@codetech5598]

I watched it at 144 px, the lowest KZbin offers, and I understood the point of the lecture and did not waste my paid data quota.

[@MrKtosiu14792]

i wish i had a teacher like that.

[@sobek-sebastiansady8600]

This gyro doesn't have 3 degree of freedom. I can see that housing (yellow and red) allow the gyro to rotate only on two planes. Aviation experts would call them pitch and yaw. There is the black housing there as well. But the black one is not connected to any outer support with a joint allowing it to rotate around roll plane. I can undersdtand that human hands can to some extent function as a support of black housing that I am talking about, but in this case we can't call this gyro a free gyro. Free gyro should have 3 degree of freedom regardless of human intention to allow it to have the 3rd degree of freedom.

[@notyou4724]

Thank you😂 I spotted that aswell..

[@BionicRusty]

Incredible 🙏

[@solapowsj25]

The inert shell has no space charge, but has the mass of a proton. It knows it's absolute position and tends to retain the same as Newton's law states. The orbital shell has the same charge as the protons within the nu-shell.

[@WTF_BBQ]

Can I put this on a vibrator so it will always point in the same direction ??

[@thomthumbe]

And this is a "cheap" way to point satellites, such as Hubble, to new points in the sky. Rather than use expensive and limited fuel to fire small rocket motors/thrusters (and thereby also risk fouling the mirror with rocket motor exhaust, especially after many years of doing so), there are multiple gyroscopes which by remote control engineers add friction or breaking action on any one given wheel, which then moves the entire spacecraft to the desired new orientation.

[@adamsteele6148]

Doc draper thanks you

[@Amanlikeme]

Shouldn't a gyroscope tilt if on a boat and the boat travels from the point of the spin up of the gyro 25 miles out away from that point, showing earth's curvature?

[@ProjectorsScreen]

Dear Prof if you are alive I would like to explain something I ve experienced or just ask you if you can help me with

[@martinbrady8656]

Very good video, thank you.

[@SirMatthew]

I saw the .wmv at the end of the title and immediately assumed "Oh boy! A meme!"

[@feelingzhakkaas]

Excellent video. When there is no Gravity in space, how a gyroscope works without a Torque (due to gravity) and which forces are acting to activate it?

[@greyengineer3153]

that is the fallacy that most globe believers use to "prove" round Earth. Torque does NOT have to be from gravity. it can be from ANY push/pull on the mechanism. What you are referring to, is "unbalanced force". Therefore, a gyroscope WILL work in space, simply BECAUSE GRAVITY DOES NOT AFFECT IT!!! in "space" or freefall, or microgravity, etc, there would be even LESS friction on the bearings. kzbin.info/www/bejne/joG4pnmVmap2jKs jump to: 33:27

[@globeskeptic2241]

Does it mean that a gyro would show a 90 degree angle tilt every 6 hours because of earth's rotation? After all you said "it's has no gravitational torque"...therefore it's independent of earth rotation. So the best experiment to prove to my friends that we live on a 1000mph spinning ball would be to set an experiment where I would have that spin for 6 hour and show the procession.

[@CaseyVan]

+Globe Skeptic Yes, I'm not an expert, but that sounds valid. I would imagine that it would be independent of the Earth's rotation, so they probably have an electronic device that compensates for it. It can tell you at any given time where the absolute position of the plane is independent of the globe.

[@coriscotupi]

+Globe Skeptic In airplane systems there s actually a small, continuous torque applied that makes it seek the local vertical. For this reason it resists short-term changes exactly as shown in this video, but also in the long term it adjusts itself to the local vertical. This corrects for not only the earth's rotation but also for long-range flights, where there is a significant difference in latitude and/or longitude between origin and destination, after which the gyro will still be properly aligned despite said difference. Google "gyroscope erection".

[@coriscotupi]

musclecar rocklover Thanks for naming it. For the life of me I'd not have recalled the exact name, as more than 20 years went by since I briefly studied this. Also the torque isn't constant as I wrongly stated, but proportional to N/S and E/W velocities. Thanks for the information and bringing back good memories.

[@globeskeptic2241]

do you mean that if I set my artificial horizon and I was to go from the North Pole to the South Pole, the gyro would correct itself so that it would show that it is not upside down once arriving at the south pole?

[@CaseyVan]

+musclecar rocklover So that would mean if there were a globe Earth conspiracy they would have had to think up such a device to cover up for the "fact" that the Earth is flat. Marvelous!

[@nawalsingh666]

Amazing, ❣️ Can satellite use it to rotate on their own axis ?

[@mokahusky8244]

Yes, absolutely. It's called a "reaction wheel", and is common in both satellites and interstellar probes.

[@NarayanSingh-hd7ks]

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[@NarayanSingh-hd7ks]

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[@a-square4085]

Thanks for the video. Could you explain how the INS aligns to true north using earth's rotation? Or do a demonstration of it being done.

[@greyengineer3153]

they. do. not.

[@Shadobanned4life]

Nobody really understands this.Mach had some interesting insights.

[@aryawadaye1809]

Awesome Teacher. God bless you

[@RootedHat]

what if you use mechanical only, can't you simply connect the aileron/trims directly to the "housing" (black and the yellow casing) hmm ?i wonder!

[@ansieswart5408]

How does a gyroscope work on a ball. It looks if is of no use in a airplane on a ball earth.

[@godshammer1087]

If u have broblems with this, u r not alone!

[@sylviah.9023]

Why bikini video are 4k and technical video 240 pixels?

[@jnhrtmn]

Tilt a plane, and you create a fulcrum axis running through the plane while one side of the plane goes up and the other side goes down (a seesaw). That axis through the plane does not move because it is a pivot axis for the plane, but the mass in a spinning disc does move in many ways. The rotating and tilting mass that was initially motivated to go up must reverse its momentum at the fulcrum axis so it can start going down on the other side. The rotating and tilting mass that was initially motivated to go down must reverse its momentum at the fulcrum axis so it can start going up on the other side. REALIZE THAT! Mass must reverse its direction with each pass through the fulcrum (2 per rotation). Here's the kicker! It creates opposite forces on opposite sides of the rotation plane at the fulcrum axis. This starts the gyroscopic effect and is the CAUSE of the anomalous tilt, but here is the greatest part. When you tilt the plane and create a fulcrum axis that creates forces, and when the disc reacts to those forces, the reaction (anomalous tilt) creates a second fulcrum axis. That second fulcrum axis is perpendicular to the first and runs through the initiating tilting force. AND, the forces produced at this second fulcrum oppose the forces that produced the first fulcrum axis. Any input tilt gets inverted and push back out of a spinning mass. The mechanism at the fulcrum axis is better than the math at the spin axis. This is a momentum reality. The math puts all of the momentum in terms of the spin axis which makes math a successful orthogonal analogy.

[@_wishwadeepa_]

Why school make physics look so hard ... when in reality physics is so simple 😕

[@carlossantiago9657]

yes, hello from Kazakhstan:!:)

[@jamescomstock571]

With a pencil and the wife's homemade pancakes I too can make a gyroscope using that and a shoestring

[@KajanLakhan]

Putting this on my things to do list..if only, I could get my hands on a gyro. What's the problem with it? I don't understand - because I'm weak in passing physics.. And math. Can I deduce that a spinning object, breaks free from a magnetic field(earths magnetic field), and now has a movement off its own. The earth is spinning, - let's think of it as a spinning disk. What would happen if we put two spinning disk together? ..also, air friction and the weight off the axis would slightly tilt that spinning disk - as the axle slightly up tilt on the inner rim, hence making this experience have an error. What would happen if the weight was small, not to create much force on the axel, and the axel welded onto the disk.

[@VikashKumar-rh9or]

great sir

[@CannibalLecter]

But does it know where it's not?

[@yxhankun]

thanks prof.

[@navneet172]

Saved my life

[@DrAndreataNevitt]

Earth is flat. Gyros show this.

[@itts]

You're an idiot. Your comment shows this.

[@johnnym6700]

@@itts You are a TROLL. Your comment shows this.

[@chaki83]

ulan ortaokulda boyle hocam olacaktı marsta koloni kurmuştum şimdi :)

[@makor2817]

what kind of classes are this? Physics?

[@reynaldoalmeida8237]

principal equipamento dos foguetes para direcionar sua direção tanto na terra como no espaço

[@alexcwagner]

It's like watching an English-dubbed Kung Fu movie.

[@darrellmcever340]

Try spinning the Gyro at Relativistic Speeds (2.5 Million RPM/Orbital Velocity). With the axis vertical. If it doesn't fly apart, it should begin to warp the space-time field around it. Just a thought.

[@ddegn]

I tried what you suggested and time jumped forward three years. Did I miss anything during the jump?

[@someshpatel7660]

u r genius :>>

[@NarayanSingh-hd7ks]

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[@trev777]

That was great

[@jefferylubinski528]

My example of the anti verse. Postirons spin opposite to electrons. Via the atomic spin vectors and friction of quantum tanglment alongside nucleation. Were breaking into antiparticle symmetry. And eventually the data will be quantified. To show how wrong i am lol

[@juliocezargeo]

Wonderfull

[@TheTrumanZoo]

we need two inverted gyros sharing the same axis (one motor to power both at the same velocity) so they wont precess. then tap the spin for lift. or movement to a direction by dipping the wheels. same as we are on a boat and we wobble it to a side. also when you would rotate the second housing perpendicularly and then get the axis to move by a side force it would respect the holder. if you turned the second outer housing to match the inner axis then you could apply change i think. we need a 6 directional system really, with functions depending on the orientation of the craft. when the wheels where rotors for instance we would translate spin to lift. rotors have even less mass than the disc spinning yet acts the same with the added benefit of lift.

[@hamzakesh9980]

merci pour lexplication

[@Hypergolicity]

Wait, don't we use mini-nanoscopic accelerometers ripped off of insects now?!

[@mirady9675]

Where did you get that fact from?

[@Hypergolicity]

@@mirady9675 www.mdpi.com/journal/micromachines/special_issues/MEMS_Accelerometers Forgot where I found the insect part but accelerometers are handy as backups

[@KajanLakhan]

Thx Prof

[@beauwilliams4058]

Do gyroscopes on aircrafts prove the earth is a plane and stationary?

[@efgtest]

YES. correct. It detects "changing direction" meaning if you are flying straight it does not "change it's position" . Bob's booby-trap laser Gyro is another perfect example of a beautiful Netflix disinformation campaign. The video of this professor is a good basic example of a 3asix gimbal gyro. if you want to know more about Laser gyroscopes then you should find out more about Sagnac's experiment for the basic of laser gyros. Netflix is not science. I hope I answered your question.

[@exscape]

No, as expected they prove that the Earth is round -- as does the GPS system, by the way! kzbin.info/www/bejne/iaOqmKt3gJ6Na6M

[@dukainmanning7246]

The nav system in the SR-71 Blackbird. It was also connected to a analog computer that used the stars.

[@Hybridhuman100]

Very interesting...

[@TheToekutter]

Science, bitches! Learn it.

[@CloudOmegaVII]

Was invented in ancient greece. European thieves are no humans.

[@EngineeringNS]

What class is this?

[@manjindersinghsidhu593]

can we use rate gyroscope for inertial guidanse system

[@AllElectronicsGr]

yes

[@manjindersinghsidhu593]

All Electronics but when we turn it about third axis it start showing precesion property

[@macieksoft]

All Electronics Yep. Apollo IMU system was based on gyroscope, the gizmo called stable platform was a gyroscope with accelerometers attached to it.

[@oliverholding2224]

If you have a problem with this, you are not alone!

[@LTV_inc]

Gimbal lock?

[@christophersalter3555]

Would your gyroscope be able to detect the rotation of the earth? That would be cool to see.

[@cyraxabir3961]

very informative

[@devvonka1476]

After 9 years I watch this video again and still can't fully understand. What a loser I am.

[@xpmark1]

Thanks,

[@nezircaglar2381]

inertial guidance

[@zeusnn]

Nice!!!

[@WankerBaboon]

See you on wednesday then

[@AntonioLemos66]

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@alexanderva3175]

Это правда что ученые не могут объяснить это явление? Ответ на самом деле и прост и сложен, но не настолько чтобы никто не мог его найти. Думайте господа! Хорошо думайте! ))

[@Hypergolicity]

Also, -hax!- *precession*