Bonded to the rear of the telescope is a fused quartz block containing the centerpieces of the GP-B mission, four fused quartz gyroscopes. These 1.5inch gyroscopes spin at 4,000 rpm inside housings arely larger than the

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Date: 2008-04-16 15:32:13 Gravity Probe B Spaceflight Gyroscope Fused quartz Superfluid SQUID Quartz Superconductivity Helium Physics Matter Phases of matter		Bonded to the rear of the telescope is a fused quartz block containing the centerpieces of the GP-B mission, four fused quartz gyroscopes. These 1.5inch gyroscopes spin at 4,000 rpm inside housings arely larger than the Add to Reading List Source URL: einstein.stanford.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 1,09 MB Share Document on Facebook

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