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Are the Earth's Magnetic Poles Set to Flip? African Anomaly Gets Scientists Buzzing
A geomagnetic reversal can turn life on Earth (literally) upside down. The Earth's magnetic field plays a significant role in the order of life, not only directing compasses to the north but also keeping dangerous cosmic radiation from entering the atmosphere.
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