Monday, 16 June 2014 13:11
D3-06: ROTATING CHAIR - HELICOPTER MODEL
Additional Info
- ID Code: D3-06
- Purpose: Demonstrate conservation of angular momentum.
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Description:
Rotation of the large weighted propeller by a person sitting in the rotating chair causes rotation of the chair in the direction opposite to the direction the propeller is rotated, as demonstrated very effectively by Gwen in the photographs above.
- Availability: Due to safety concerns, this demonstration is no longer available.
- References: REFERENCES: (PIRA unknown.)
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D3 Angular Momentum
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