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I heard that the Earth's magnetic field changes every few thousands of years? is this true, if it is how does that happen
The Earth's magnetic field undergoes periodic reversals every few thousand years, a phenomenon supported by geological evidence. This magnetic pole movement is attributed to the shifting of molten iron within the Earth's outer core. While the exact mechanisms behind these reversals and the generation of the magnetic field remain unclear, research led by Dr. Daniel Lathrop from the University of Maryland provides valuable insights into this complex process.
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