Rotating a mass x10 or x100 times of you're own?

Is it possibile for a small electrical motor to rotate an object x100 times its mass? If that object is suspended in the air equally spreading the force using multiple methods. Having a low friction can a small motor rotate it? Will it be able to rotate it easily or difficulty? Over time it will eventually add up that force and will speed up. What do you all think?

Can we rotate objects that is heavier by x10 times or even x100 times?

Could you provide me with examples please?

Thanks!

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Rotating a mass x10 or x100 times of you're own?

Is it possibile for a small electrical motor to rotate an object x100 times its mass? If that object is suspended in the air equally spreading the force using multiple methods. Having a low friction can a small motor rotate it? Will it be able to rotate it easily or difficulty? Over time it will eventually add up that force and will speed up. What do you all think?

Can we rotate objects that is heavier by x10 times or even x100 times?

Could you provide me with examples please?

Thanks!

anonymous · Answer

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experimentx · Answer

use simple machines.

experimentx · Answer

and make radius of rotation as small as possible.

anonymous · Answer

and its possibile?

anonymous · Answer

So the axel of rotation should be very very small?

anonymous · Answer

For it to be simply rotated :D ?

experimentx · Answer

why wouldn't it be possible ... of course it takes some time to be visible but it's possible if you apply force continuously.

anonymous · Answer

Thanks @experimentX !