- most
rattlebacks the
motion will
happen when the
rattleback is spun in one direction, but not when spun in the other. Some
exceptional rattlebacks will...
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referred to as a spinner.
Gould mentions maple seeds,
celts (leading to
rattlebacks), the fire-drill, the
spindle whorl, and the potter's
wheel as possible...
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appears once in a
given text or
record Palstave –
European Bronze Age axe
Rattleback – Semi-ellipsoidal
spinning top
Edgar C. S.
Gibson (1899).
Walter Lock...
- toys and
craft Peg
wooden doll
Pinewood derby Puppets Pyramid puzzle Rattleback Reifendrehen Rocking horse Roly-poly toy
Snapper Puzzle Soma cube Tender...
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uakari which lives like
baboons and has
discovered how to
catch fish; (3)
Rattleback, a
descendant of the
agouti which has
developed tough armor and can live...
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Cambridge Phil. Soc. 1895. Vol. 8, Pt. 5. P. 305–306.
Centers of
action Rattleback Teleconnection Taylor, G. I. (1962). "Gilbert
Thomas Walker 1868–1958"...
- Éluère Celt (tool), in
archaeology Celt, Missouri, a
place in the U.S.
Rattleback, or (rebellious) celt, a semi-ellipsoidal top SS Gothenburg,
later RMS...
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Omnibus Edition Triggernometry. UK:
Rattleback Books. 2020. ASIN B086JXRSZK.
Advanced Triggernometry. UK:
Rattleback Books. 2021. ASIN B08Y5PW5H2. Ten Low...
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spinners Aeolian top
Pinwheel (toy) Euler's disk
Gyroscope Hurricane balls Rattleback Tippe top
Spinning hard-boiled egg (Related examples: PhiTOP, Tesla's...
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Moment of
inertia Tait–Bryan
rotations Euler angles MacCullagh ellipsoid Rattleback Goldstein, Herbert; John L. Safko;
Charles P.
Poole (2011). "5.6 Torque-Free...
