Coriolis Carousel: Safety

This video discusses safety considerations in using the Utah State University Coriolis Carousel, which was designed and built by Boyd Edwards, John Edwards, and Reynold Edwards for a Science Unwrapped lecture on January 19, 2024 sponsored by the USU College of Science. The carousel is robust, collapsible, and portable, and can be used on any smooth, flat surface without damage to the surface. Boyd and John respectively teach physics and computer science at USU, and Reynold owns Rapture Audio.
We gratefully acknowledge support and encouragement from Lauren Anderson, Michelle Baker, Dana Chambers, Vanessa Chambers, James Coburn, Megan French, Mary-Ann Muffoletto, Greg Podgorski, Lisa Poulsen, Charles Torre, and Jan Sojka of USU; and Cori Stromberg of Triangle Manufacturing. For assistance in shooting the video, we gratefully acknowledge Aiden, Amy, Angie, Elanor, Isabelle, Jocelyn, Nadine, Olivia, and Sadie Edwards.
Established in 2009, Science Unwrapped is a series of monthly science outreach events featuring lectures followed by hands-on learning activities and refreshments, and held on the USU campus in Logan, Utah. Inquiring minds of all ages are invited to learn about the wonders, the joys, the mishaps, the fun, the unexpected detours, and the excitement of scientific discovery (www.usu.edu/sc....

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