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The 16 pages that link to Foucault pendulum, each with the reason it gives.

• Coriolis effectRelated: It demonstrates Earth's rotation through a related rotating-frame effect.

• Earth’s rotationRelated: Its changing swing plane provides a direct demonstration of Earth’s rotation.

• PendulumBroader topic: Its motion makes the rotation of the ground observable.

• GyroscopeRelated: It shared Foucault's aim of making Earth's rotation observable, using a different mechanism.

• Coriolis forceBroader topic: Its changing swing direction demonstrates rotation-related deflection.

• Rotating reference frameBroader topic: Its changing swing direction reveals the effects of Earth's rotating frame.

• Fictitious forceRelated: Its changing swing direction demonstrates rotational-frame effects.

• PrecessionRelated: Its changing plane provides a visible demonstration of Earth-related rotational motion and precession.

• Simple pendulumBroader topic: Its motion extends the pendulum model into a demonstration of planetary rotation.

• Léon FoucaultBroader topic: Foucault’s 1851 Paris demonstration made this the clearest public proof of his experimental skill.

• Non-inertial reference frameBroader topic: Its precession reveals the rotating character of an Earth-fixed frame.

• Umberto EcoBroader topic: Its plot dramatizes how readers can impose patterns on disconnected signs.

• Gaspard-Gustave de CoriolisRelated: Its motion provides a visible example of dynamics observed in a rotating frame.

• Spherical EarthRelated: Its motion demonstrates Earth’s rotation, one consequence of a rotating globe.

• Deutsches MuseumRelated: The museum uses this demonstration to make planetary motion visible.

• Musée des Arts et MétiersBroader topic: A celebrated demonstration hangs beneath the museum’s former church nave.