It's the 1974 Royal Institution Christmas Lecture. If you watch it all, he'll tell you all about it.
I'd link to hooktube, but I'm not sure if they handle playlists properly. It's a good one.
As for the lectures, they've been doing them for years. I think I've seen all the lectures they have made available - which I think is all those recorded to video. My favorite is with the physicist Dr. Brian Cox. My second favorite is by a chemist and it's mind blowing.
It's not "well understood". Eric Laithwaite's paper was declined because the pathetic "science" establishment doesn't want people to know a simple gyroscope defies man-made "laws" of physics.
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Mumbleberry ago
YT channel spam.
TheBuddha ago
To add to your post:
It's not antigravity. It's not magic. It's gyroscopic effects that are well understood. If you want to see the full lecture:
https://m.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL8E9B08118DE0C4EB
It's the 1974 Royal Institution Christmas Lecture. If you watch it all, he'll tell you all about it.
I'd link to hooktube, but I'm not sure if they handle playlists properly. It's a good one.
As for the lectures, they've been doing them for years. I think I've seen all the lectures they have made available - which I think is all those recorded to video. My favorite is with the physicist Dr. Brian Cox. My second favorite is by a chemist and it's mind blowing.
matheasysolutions ago
It's not "well understood". Eric Laithwaite's paper was declined because the pathetic "science" establishment doesn't want people to know a simple gyroscope defies man-made "laws" of physics.
Mumbleberry ago
You are a moron. And a spamming fuckwit.