Theoretical and Experimental Problems of the Problem of Rotation of a Heat-Conducting Solid Relative to a Fixed Point

\nThe article investigates a variant of a non-relativistic model of the motion of a rigid body in a uniform magnetic field described by a system of differential equations in a deterministic problem of the rotation of an isotropic body relative to the center of inertia fixed in the geometric center and offers experimental characteristics of the studies, the results of tests of the inductive orientation system of a moving homogeneous body. Thus, the article covers both theoretical and practical issues of the dynamics of rigid bodies under the influence of a magnetic field, offering methods and approaches to controlling their orientation and motion.\n