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Gyroscope from WWII [๐ŸŽž๏ธ storyy_teller]

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EnvironmentGo!1 year ago

Mama tiger and her cub. โ˜บ๏ธ

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Shaharyar (Usama)1 year ago

A WWII-era gyroscope is a fascinating piece of technology. It was crucial for navigation and stability in aircraft and naval vessels during the war, helping to guide and stabilize them under challenging conditions.

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Hermes แฏ…1 year ago

Itโ€™s wild how these have been shrunk into microchips that fit in smartphones.

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Doug Kadrmas1 year ago

It was also in the space shuttle! I recall one of the issues was that it could lock up if two of the axises aligned.

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Ben Silone1 year ago

Impressive for 80 year old tech

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๋””๋‹ˆ1 year ago

What technology goes into what products?

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John Anderson1 year ago

My dad had one of those in his garage for as long as I can remember. I think he said it was from a B-17, but I could be wrong about that.

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davy maharg1 year ago

gyroscopes were a common toy when i was a kid

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William Wallace Welker1 year ago

This is what they look like now. There are three of them in this chip. $16.95 at Sparkfun.

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Nature is great1 year ago

Itโ€™s cool

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