Magnetic North Pole Is Moving Toward Russia at a Swift Pace, Confounding Scientists

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By Jordan DavidsonDec 19, 2019, 12:04 pm176 pts
Earth's magnetic north pole, which serves as an anchor point for our navigation has been actively moving east from the Canadian Arctic towards Russia, as CNN reported. The magnetic north pole, unlike geographic poles, is capable of moving and has traveled about 1,400 miles since 1831. However, in recent years,…

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