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NASA astronaut's dreidel keeps going and going in zero gravity

Astronauts on NASA's ISS spin a dreidel in zero gravity for Hanukkah ....

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The Wondrous Physics of Spinning Tops

(Inside Science) Like millions of people around the world, myself included, Kenneth Brecher grew up spinning dreidels and gambling chocolate money this time of year at his local synagogue. In his youth, the age-old tradition was little more than a game to Brecher.
"I would say I had never mentally connected dreidels with physics I swear to God," he said.
These days, Brecher sees the spinning tops as something more profound: a testament to the complex dynamics of classical toys and a valuable illustration of important physics concepts. ....

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The Wondrous Physics of Spinning Tops

(Inside Science) Like millions of people around the world, myself included, Kenneth Brecher grew up spinning dreidels and gambling chocolate money this time of year at his local synagogue. In his youth, the age-old tradition was little more than a game to Brecher.
"I would say I had never mentally connected dreidels with physics I swear to God," he said.
These days, Brecher sees the spinning tops as something more profound: a testament to the complex dynamics of classical toys and a valuable illustration of important physics concepts. ....

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