Can magnetic field be rotated on polar axis

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The discussion centers on the claim that magnetic fields can be axially rotated, with one participant asserting that they have proven it cannot. They reference the Faraday Paradox of rotating magnetic fields and suggest that their experiments could lead to a new understanding of Earth dynamo theories and a reevaluation of existing theories. Another participant acknowledges the topic's complexity, mentioning the possibility of induced currents in measurement devices as a potential explanation for observed effects. They express interest in further research and invite experts to contribute to the discussion.
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Hi!

Can someone prove, that magnetic field can be axialy rotated.
I proved it can not.
look at
http://www.geocities.com/terella1/

It looks there is something in basic physics that most scientists missed or were even unaware. Tha long known Faraday Paradox of rotating magnetic field.
My experiments give now the whole new basis for Earth dynamo theories and for a revision on number of theories.

Have fun rotating those magnets!
 
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This is an interesting question. I heard of it before, but I thought the issue was resolved by there being induced currents in the leads of the voltmeter, causing the "illusion"
I will do some research on the subject and see what comes up. In the meantime, perhaps some experts can jump into explain the effects observed.
 

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