Lets Learn Physics: We Need a Moment (of Inertia!) @zapphysics
Lets Learn Physics: We Need a Moment (of Inertia!)  @zapphysics
Uploaded January 2021 | Updated September 2026, 12 hours ago
Up to this point, we have talked a bit about angular momentum, but only with regards to things we treated as point particles. Obviously, this isn't super physical, so let's talk about how to deal with angular momentum of extended objects by learning about moments of inertia.
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Let's Learn Physics: We Need a Moment (of Inertia!)

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