This experiment with a gyroscope (like a spinning top) measured the amount of time it took to stop. In the same direction, ie right spin, measured time, right spin, measured time... it took the same amount of time to stop. However when the direction was altered, ie right spin, measured time, left spin, measured time, right spin measured time, left spin... it took longer each time for the gyroscope to stop. When left alone for a certain amount of time, then spun again it still had a longer amount of time to stop. It took a month of the gyroscope not being spun for it to return to its original spinning time.
The experiment didn't result from error as it was done by an experienced physicist who used different materials to make sure the experiment had no fault.
The gyroscope appears to have attributes that make our present perception of mathematics and physics not fully thorough. It appears to escape our present perception of time.
http://www.oswirus.krakow.pl/cat_14/gyroscope/
2007-11-10
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