Image:Coriolis effect02.png
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Accelerometer on a rotating disk moving away from the hub. This image is an illustration for the article on the coriolis effect.
The square box with the black circle inside represents an accelerometer.
The black dot represents a weight that is suspended inside a box, held in place by springs. If the weight is not in equilibrium in the middle then the box is accelerating
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- (del) (cur) 20:10, 6 March 2005 . . Cleonis (Talk | contribs) . . 256×256 (3,595 bytes) (Accelerometer on a rotating disk moving away from the hub.)
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