November 18, 2021,
I created this anisotropicplus video a few weeks ago to demonstrate how an ordinary wheelbarrow tire could be used to make a large spinning top that could also be used for gyroscope experiments. I just realized I accidentally deleted it so I have restored it. I think you will enjoy it. The following are links to our other gyroscope videos. Gyroscope Appearing to Violate Newton’s Third Law https://youtu.be/ldqUV-DXiUg Gyroscopic Precession Powered Car https://youtu.be/zOGlHC56Brs Effect of Gyroscope Rotor Spin Direction on the Direction of Precession https://youtu.be/ipdOr91CdEs Gyroscope Attempting to Climb a Vertical Threaded Rod https://youtu.be/o5opoI3ryiQ Gyroscope Appearing to Violate Newton’s Third Law Part Three https://youtu.be/-nVVOhIWMPQ Gyroscope on a Linear Actuator on a Digital Scale and Newton’s Third Law https://youtu.be/1ZosxFJGd1I Falling Gyroscopes and the Effect of Gravity https://youtu.be/XHUrPrIYLjg Turntable for Bicycle Wheel Gyroscope Experiments That You Can Make Updated https://youtu.be/qcruVnPf86o Bicycle Wheel Gyroscope, Motorized, Low Cost and Easy to Make https://youtu.be/-SctQXmFX2I Gyroscopic Effects Demonstration with a Bicycle Wheel on a Turntable https://youtu.be/joLb15xJE-E Wheelbarrow Tire Spinning Top / Gyroscope and Newton’s Third Law Updated https://youtu.be/C4X2XToCgeA Wheelbarrow Tire Spinning Top / Gyroscope https://youtu.be/KSvo0QNC14c
Anisotropicplus Videos in Historical Order 
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