Magnetic North Pole Shifting
The Earth’s magnetic North Pole, influenced by shifts in the molten iron of its outer core, is moving towards Russia, with recent speeds at 22 miles annually. This movement, distinct from the stationary geographic North Pole, impacts navigation systems vital for transport. Collaborative efforts like the World Magnetic Model by the British Geological Survey and NOAA ensure accurate navigation and GPS updates. This shift underscores the importance of understanding Earth’s geomagnetic field and its implications for global technology.
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