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2 years ago

Gyroscopic wander can be divided in to two categories, one is DRIFT, what is the other?

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Tju [1.3M]2 years ago

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Gyroscopic wander can be divided into two categories and these are:

Drift
Topple

<h3>What is gyroscopic wander?</h3>

Gyroscopic wander can be defined as a movement of the spin axis (axis of rotation) away from a specific fixed direction.

Based on scientific information and records, there are two main types of gyroscopic wander and these include the following:

Drift

Topple

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