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Coriolis Effect: Foucault Pendulum

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This lecture explores the Coriolis effect through the famous Foucault pendulum experiment, showcasing how the Earth's rotation affects the plane of oscillation. It covers the calculation of the pendulum's rotation speed and deviation for a high throw, emphasizing the impact of Earth's rotation on projectile motion.

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