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    Updated: Oct 27, 2024
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    Surely a crazy idea but here goes...

    would a magnetised mobius girdle integral to a gyroscopes equator exhibit an anti-gravitational effect?

    how about counter rotating (as above) gyroscopes, on the same axis?

    Mobius gyro drive anyone?
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  • raj87verma88

    Member • Jan 27, 2009

    This is quite something. Never thought about it.
    By equator do you mean the spin axis or the input axis or the output?
    And I did not understand the term "Mobius Girdle". Mobius I think means moving or movable and girdle is a belt or kind of belt. Is this what you mean? A moving belt?
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  • adeptish

    Member • Feb 9, 2009

    Mobius = one dimension.
    Gravity= two dimension.
    Static gyroscope= three dimension.
    Spinning gyroscope=four dimension.
    Spinning Mobius gyroscoppe.....
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