Tag: Earth’s magnetic field
Energy from the solar wind, which interacts with the magnetospheric "bubble" around the earth, creates energy waves that appear to stand still.
The reversal of the Earth's magnetic poles and the temporary collapse of the global magnetic field around 42,000 years ago could have triggered solar storms, many environmental changes and the extinction of Neanderthals, according to a new study.
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Every year billions of songbirds migrate thousands of kilometers between Europe and Africa - and then repeat the same journey year after year to nest in the exact location they chose on their first great journey.