The magnetic North Pole continues to move and has travelled more than 2,250 kilometers since it was first identified in 1831. The movement takes place towards Siberia and is forcing scientists and technology companies to update the models used by navigation systems around the world. The change affects [...]
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The magnetic North Pole continues to move and has travelled more than 2,250 kilometers since it was first identified in 1831. The movement takes place towards Siberia and is forcing scientists and technology companies to update the models used by navigation systems around the world. The change affects [...]