The magnetic-time relation experiment area

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The discussion centers on the significance of conducting experiments to uncover truths about magnetic-time relations, particularly in a unique area near Hami city in Xinjiang, China, where magnetic directions reverse by 180 degrees. This phenomenon is highlighted as a valuable opportunity for experimentation in understanding these relationships. The conversation suggests that the geological deposits in the area may limit the duration of such experiments, emphasizing the connection between natural structures of time, space, and mass. The potential for exploration and research in this region is encouraged, as it presents intriguing possibilities for scientific inquiry.
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The experiment. It is a necessary step to get a truth. In magnetic-time relations. It is like that too.
There was a reverse magnetic area near Hami city in xingjiang China(Öйúн®¹þÃÜ»ÆɽÍ_Äø¿ó)
In this area, the magnetic direction reverse 180 degree. Naturely, it is useful for magnetic time relation experiment. If you have some interest about that to do something. I hope you get your way in this naturely area. Sorry, as the deposits under that ground, it isn't long in time perhaps.
 
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