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Where Are The Earth's Magnetic Poles Located?
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At the opposite ends of the globe (north and south poles), better known as Arctic and Antarctic. Although, the poles are slightly offset from the centers, they recieve magnetic waves generated from the Equator.
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Where? At the north and south poles!
What's important about them?
Their location is checked every year!
A few years ago they only moved yards a year!
NOW the a 1/4 to miles a year! Every year, too!
Do you think their is a reason? I do!
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