Is it possible to generate an electromagnetic field from a stationary rare earth

Question

Is it possible to generate an electromagnetic field from a stationary rare earth magnet with a hole in it by passing an object through the hole?

By definition, a Lorentz Force is the force on a particle which moves with velocity through an electric field and magnetic field. Would it be some how be possible to instead move a particle with force through a magnetic field to generate an electric field? (Where the magnetic field were not changing with time such as a stationary rare earth magnet with a hole in it)

Explanation / Answer

For what I understood of your description, a stationary magnet with a hole in it can be seen exactly as a coil conducing electricity.

So, the object that passes through the coil, if conductive, will be fired up (Coil Gun). If you stop the object from moving, it will heat up. If it heats up, you'll have an Infra-Red electromagnetic field.

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