Faraday's Paradox experiment

[scotty1]

Hi all.
Here is my test on Faraday's Paradox.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IlUY3snoWI8
It clearly shows that the field does not rotate with the ring magnet.
Cheers
Scotty

[X00013]

Nice vid, and nice sweater, but u screwed up on demonstrating the attraction of the magnets by placing a steel plate between the magnets. The magnets could have been opposing, they would still stick to the steel. None the less, I agree with your results. Just thought i would compliment you in an ass backwords way.

[scotty1]

Hi again...just to clarify...
The spacer i used is a piece of wood.....ebony...I use it for guitar making...
You think you make everything clear, but something always skews things...
I'll make a mention of the wooden spacer on you tube as well.
Thanks for pointing that out.
Scotty.

[X00013]

Scotty1, rok on, we all do.

[BEP]

Hi all.
Here is my test on Faraday's Paradox.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IlUY3snoWI8
It clearly shows that the field does not rotate with the ring magnet.
Cheers
Scotty

Ah!

Another convert! Very good.

Yes, You cannot rotate a magnetic field - or flux. Once you understand this there is no paradox.
Ever tried spinning light with a simple lense? That won't work either. I suspect for the same reasons you can't rotate a magnetic field with a magnet.

Don't stop there. There are related actions and results that don't make sense.