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Spin Top Carousel: two spin tops of the same mass hang balanced on the ends of a beam such that their rotational motion is allowed to transfer to the system as a whole. The tops are set to spin as usual, but here small neodymium magnets are embedded in the tops of their stems which allows them to connect and hang from metal pins in the beam. The physics of how the angular momentum of the tops is transferred to the rotation of the system of this new toy is still under study. Made by German artisa

Coriolis Carousel The Coriolis force is an apparent force caused by observing motion within a rotating system, like the Earth. It results in the deflection of moving objects and depends on the rotation direction and the object’s motion. Motionless Platform: On a non-rotating platform, there is no Coriolis force, so objects move in straight lines unless influenced by other forces. Anti-Clockwise Rotating Platform: On an anti-clockwise rotating platform (viewed from above), the Coriolis force defl