Rotation and Torque - Physics 101 / AP Physics 1 Review with Dianna Cowern

Angular velocity is ONLY analogous to linear velocity in math.  In REALITY, angular velocity is a changing linear velocity.  You have a force being produced (centrifugal) by ABSOLUTE change that is NOT RELATIVE.   Mathema-physicists like the angular momentum analogy, because it seems elegant, and it's easier , but I believe it hides details.  The gyroscopic effect is not CAUSED by angular momentum.  Remember, you ONLY get the right answer AFTER the right-hand rule.  The left-hand rule gives you the wrong answer, BUT there is no cause in a right-hand rule (mnemonic device).  Linear spin velocity and linear tilt velocity are perpendicular vectors, and perpendicular vectors DO NOT affect one another, so conservation of angular momentum is made up from a bad analogy.  I have a YouTube video that explains it, look it up.  The peer review process has protected you from this knowledge for over 20 years, and that is your scientific method at work.