Relation of gravity with centrifugal force & gyroscopic effect?

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The discussion centers on the relationship between gravity, centrifugal force, and the gyroscopic effect. It establishes that a rotating body generates centrifugal force due to radial acceleration, defined by the equation α = rω², which mimics gravitational force. The concept of a gyroscope maintaining motion without falling is likened to anti-gravity, although this notion is dismissed as a popular hoax. Ultimately, the idea that rotating bodies act as "pumps" for graviton particles to create anti-gravity and gravity is also rejected.

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Is there any relation of gravity with centrifugal force & gyroscopic effect?
Rotating body shows centrifugal force due to radial acceleration α=rω2. This causes force just like gravitation force.
Rotating gyroscope doesn’t fall & maintain motion. This is just like anti-Gravity.
Can I say that rotating body just like “pump” Which suck graviton particle from one side & discharge that on other side so on one side it create Anti-Gravity(Gyroscope) & on other it create gravity(Centrifugal force)?
 
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suhagsindur said:
Rotating body shows centrifugal force due to radial acceleration α=rω2. This causes force just like gravitation force.
Yes.
Rotating gyroscope doesn’t fall & maintain motion. This is just like anti-Gravity.
No they don't. That's just a popular hoax.
Can I say that rotating body just like “pump” Which suck graviton particle from one side & discharge that on other side so on one side it create Anti-Gravity(Gyroscope) & on other it create gravity(Centrifugal force)?
No - that's just a popular hoax.
 

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