This may be of interest to some- rotating objects
Since bullets typically have only two or fewer moments of inertia, it doesn't really apply to those who enjoy the shooting sports, but it may still be of interest to some here.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1VPfZ_XzisU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1VPfZ_XzisU
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Yeah ., what he said 0 -
Interesting.
I get it because he explained and demonstrated in a way that I could understand.0 -
Well allrighty then......, 0 -
well yeah,but, what kind of knock down power does it carry,,,???? 0 -
I had trouble understanding till I solved the mathematical equation. 0 -
yes, it can be understood intuitively. transitory stabilization of precessional wobble among different longitudinal axes. this is a type of oscillation.
Feinman was wrong. Yes. and the author of the video found a previous discussion in an 18th century text.
modern people think they know everything.0 -
How do I forward this via e-mail? 0 -
cbxjeff wrote:How do I forward this via e-mail?
Go to you tube and type the title of the video in the search bar. After you find the one you want copy the address.0 -
cbxjeff wrote:How do I forward this via e-mail?
Or, the easiest way is to just right-click the video above. One of the options is likely something along the lines of "Copy Video URL" (depends on the browser). Then, just open your email like normal, right click and choose paste and it'll drop the address in it for you.0 -
bambihunter wrote:cbxjeff wrote:How do I forward this via e-mail?
Or, the easiest way is to just right-click the video above. One of the options is likely something along the lines of "Copy Video URL" (depends on the browser). Then, just open your email like normal, right click and choose paste and it'll drop the address in it for you.
That works too, thanks.0
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