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The Weighing of a Mechanical Gyroscope with Horizontal and Vertical Orientation of the Spin Axis

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An experiment on the weighing of two coupled mechanical gyroscopes with zero total angular momentum is described. Possible reasons for the observed difference in the masses of the gyroscopes with vertical and horizontal orientations of their spin axis are discussed.

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Dmitriev, A.L., Snegov, V.S. The Weighing of a Mechanical Gyroscope with Horizontal and Vertical Orientation of the Spin Axis. Measurement Techniques 44, 831–833 (2001). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1012900502477

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