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cianfa72 replied to the thread Undergrad Can a Gyroscope in a Satellite Detect Orbit?.You mean in one revolution about the Earth (90 minute orbit) the ISS rotates through 360 degree about itself. -
cianfa72 replied to the thread Undergrad Properties of angular momentum.BTW, the point I'd like to be sure is what I asked in the OP. Namely, in the context of Newtonian physics, at a given universal time... -
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The gyroscope in the video is spinning about it's axis (even while it's housing is not spinning), but it is difficult to see. How this... -
cianfa72 replied to the thread Undergrad Physical Interpretation of Frame Field.No, thanks for your time ! -
cianfa72 replied to the thread Undergrad Properties of angular momentum.Suppose ##OXYZ## isn't inertial. Then your external ##\boldsymbol F_k## also includes the inertial force that appears acting on the... -
cianfa72 replied to the thread Undergrad Physical Interpretation of Frame Field.Just to be clear: take a timelike congruence in spacetime. Fix an event/point on each of them and take three spacelike vectors (in the... -
cianfa72 replied to the thread Undergrad Can a Gyroscope in a Satellite Detect Orbit?.Yes, indeed (maybe it wasn't that evident in the video, though). As far as I understand, the ISS's center of mass (CoM) is... -
cianfa72 replied to the thread Undergrad Can a Gyroscope in a Satellite Detect Orbit?.Yes, definitely. What I can't see clearly from the video is: was the gyroscope spinning about its axis when the astronaut placed it on... -
cianfa72 replied to the thread Undergrad Can a Gyroscope in a Satellite Detect Orbit?.In this video at 06:30 the astronaut places the gyroscope on the string attached to the walls of the ISS cabin. I'm not sure whether the... -
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Geodesic paths are not curved. They are straight, by definition: geodesics define what "straight" means. Locally, a gyroscope can't... -
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"Geodesic deviation" is the wrong term here, it does not apply to worldlines in a congruence. It applies to the spacetime geometry... -
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If you can Lie drag a vector field, how to Lie drag the integral curves of that vector field should be obvious. -
cianfa72 replied to the thread Undergrad Physical Interpretation of Frame Field.Do you think the above actually makes sense ?