Gyro monorail

Imagine you are sitting on a swing and you're being pushed back and forth. As you swing, you feel a force pulling you towards the center of the swing. This force is called centrifugal force.

Now, imagine a train that also swings like a giant swing, but instead of being pushed back and forth, it moves forward. This movement creates a force that pulls the train towards the center of the swing. This force is called centripetal force.

A gyro monorail is a train that uses the concept of centripetal force to stay balanced and move forward. The train is designed with a spinning wheel, called a gyroscope, that rotates at a high speed. This spinning wheel creates a force that keeps the train balanced and stable, even when going around tight curves or over bumps.

The gyro monorail moves forward on a single rail that is usually positioned high above the ground. This type of train can move more smoothly than traditional trains because it doesn't have to deal with bumps or uneven terrain.

So, in simple terms, a gyro monorail is like a train that uses the force created by a spinning wheel to stay balanced and move smoothly on a single rail.