Defy the Laws of Attraction with the Antigravity Gyroscope
An exceptional antigravity gyroscope!
This anti-gravity gyroscope has been specially designed for optimum ease of use. Its design features an ingenious mechanism for initiating rotation, and it comes with a base that lets you discover its impressive ability to conserve angular movement!
The impeccable finish of the anti-gravity gyroscope
On your desk, on its base or even on a string, this gyroscope will amaze you with its remarkable stability. A stability that allows it to rotate perfectly on either end. Use this antigravity gyroscope as a hobby gadget, or make it an addition to your science-themed decor.
Features of the AntiGravity Gyroscope
- Materials : Metal
- Dimensions : 9 cm x 6.5 cm
- Style : Super precision gyroscope
- Base, string and launcher included
- Scientific decoration gift idea
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Charlotte Hill –
our young lad was over the moon with the antigravity gyroscope! He couldn’t believe his eyes when it stayed upright despite his attempts to topple it. A brilliant educational toy that keeps him entertained for ages.
George Martin –
got this for my grandson and his grin was priceless. He’s always been curious about how things work and this gyroscope keeps him guessing. It’s fabulous seeing him so engaged.
Amelia Thompson –
This gyroscope is a delight to watch! It’s amazing how it balances and defies expectations. My husband and I spent a good while trying different positions and learning about angular momentum with it. It’s really educational and fun.
Emily Clark –
a cracking toy, keeps the kids amused and educates them too. It’s a bit smaller than i imagined, but does the trick.
Margaret Hollis –
bought this for my grandson Alfie who’s nine and he was glued to it all weekend. Kept balancing it on the edge of a glass and then showing off to his mum and dad. Cracking little gift, and it arrived quick too, the postie even had a go with it on the doorstep!
Daniel Prewett –
Spot on. Spin it up and it sits happily on a pen tip or a taut string, which looks like witchcraft until you remember it’s just angular momentum resisting any change to its axis.