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Beneath our feet lies a powerful force that makes life on Earth possible: the geomagnetic field. Generated by the motion of molten iron in the Earth’s outer core, this invisible shield deflects harmful solar wind and cosmic rays, preventing the atmosphere from being stripped away.
The field isn’t static—it wobbles, weakens, and even reverses every several hundred thousand years. Scientists study magnetic rocks and ancient sediments to track these pole flips and understand their impact.
Today, satellites monitor the magnetic field for changes that could affect technology like GPS, communications, and even animal navigation. Without this magnetic cocoon, Earth would be far less hospitable.
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