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wrobel replied to the thread A homemade mechanics problem: A beetle on a globe.Once again: this vector is the direction vector of the ball's rotation axis. The magnitude of this vector does not matter. The angle of... -
wrobel replied to the thread A homemade mechanics problem: A beetle on a globe.Yes and It is not a surprise. If ##b = 0##, then the beetle is at rest, and thus the ball does not move. If, in the theorem cited in... -
wrobel replied to the thread A homemade mechanics problem: A beetle on a globe.The direction vector of the axis of the ball's rotation from its initial position to its final position is... -
wrobel replied to the thread A homemade mechanics problem: A beetle on a globe.It turns out that the system of ODEs in the attachment is integrable in closed form. Thus, the answer to the question is as follows... -
wrobel replied to the thread A homemade mechanics problem: A beetle on a globe.I just can't understand one thing: the equations of the ball's motion have already been derived. You can check this derivation out, and... -
wrobel replied to the thread A homemade mechanics problem: A beetle on a globe.I think that the case when the mass distribution on the circle has rotational symmetry is completely different from the case when it... -
wrobel replied to the thread A homemade mechanics problem: A beetle on a globe.The angular velocity of the ball changes its direction relative to the ball-fixed frame (see the text attached) and thus it changes its... -
wrobel replied to the thread A homemade mechanics problem: A beetle on a globe.This contradicts the formulas attached. -
wrobel replied to the thread A homemade mechanics problem: A beetle on a globe.here is my analysis -
wrobel replied to the thread A homemade mechanics problem: A beetle on a globe.It's a bit funny because I have equations written down and you're just saying words :) -
wrobel replied to the thread A homemade mechanics problem: A beetle on a globe.No! -
wrobel replied to the thread A homemade mechanics problem: A beetle on a globe.This does not follow from anything. The ball is a rigid body with a fixed point, and thus it has three degrees of freedom. It is not... -
wrobel replied to the thread A homemade mechanics problem: A beetle on a globe.The ball has three degrees of freedom -
wrobel replied to the thread Collection of Lame Jokes.Text: 1) Let's solve a physics problem. There is a block hung on a string. A bullet shoots straight through the block and loses half of...
