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Title: "Preserving Magnetic Polarity in a Revolving Reference Frame"
Problem: How can a revolving reference frame (assuming an uncharged observer with negligible mass) observe the same polarity for a magnet in the case where the rotational speed is great enough to observe the source current revolving in the opposite direction, or not at all?
Note: The first image says "From the viewpoint of a non-rotating external observer." With that I mean "no rotation with respect to another observer".
Title: "Preserving Magnetic Polarity in a Revolving Reference Frame"
Problem: How can a revolving reference frame (assuming an uncharged observer with negligible mass) observe the same polarity for a magnet in the case where the rotational speed is great enough to observe the source current revolving in the opposite direction, or not at all?
Note: The first image says "From the viewpoint of a non-rotating external observer." With that I mean "no rotation with respect to another observer".
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