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    Why the Earth has magnetic poles

    May 14, 2020 1 minute
    Words by Jack Parsons

    When a compass points north, what’s guiding it? The answer is the magnetic north pole. The compass needle is attracted by this awesome power in the Arctic. This is different from the place we call the North Pole though.

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