Re: is the magnetic field really moving?

I have been watching this nonsense thread fir a while. I would like to 
resolve whatever the nonsense is by asking simple questions.

1.  What is meant by a moving magnetic field?

2.  What is at least one experiment than can be performed at least in 
principle, that would distinguish a moving magnetic field from one does 
not move?

I believe that this thread arose by considering a long right circular 
cylindrical magnet is rotated about its long axis. It is assumed that 
the magnet is circularly symmetric and uniformly magnetized along it 
length. f the magnetic field is given by B = f(r,z) in cylindrical 
coordinates that is independent of the angle of rotation, what possible 
change can be observed after rotation about the axis by an angle phi?

Bill