The discussion centers on calculating the diameter of a stepped coil array needed to achieve a conceptual "rotation" of its electromagnetic field at the speed of light for a specified frequency. Participants clarify that while the speed of light is relevant, the concept of rotation in this context does not translate to a physical speed, as the electromagnetic field itself does not rotate in a conventional sense. An example calculation is provided, indicating that for a 2-meter diameter, a frequency of approximately 47.7 MHz is required to achieve this effect. The conversation also highlights the importance of understanding the relationship between frequency, coil geometry, and the resulting electromagnetic behavior. Overall, the inquiry reflects a complex interplay of physics concepts that may require clearer definitions and examples for practical application.