US EditionThe North Pole Keeps Moving – Here's How that Affects Santa's Holiday Travel and Yours
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The movement of the North magnetic Pole of the Earth has entered an unprecedented acceleration phase, and experts warn that this phenomenon may affect the mode in which navigation instruments are used daily. An expert in the internal mechanisms of the planet explains that the existence of the two North Poles, the geographical and the magnetic poles can create serious confusion if guidance models are not updated in time.Scott Brame, from Clemson …
When Santa Claus finishes delivering presents on Christmas Eve, he must return home to the North Pole, even if it's snowing heavily and the deer can't see where they're flying. In this case, he can use a compass, but he'll run into a problem: he needs to find the right pole. Scott Braim from Clemson University explained how he does it. The Earth actually has two north poles: a geographical one and a magnetic one, which compasses focus on. And th…
An expert in Earth's internal mechanisms revealed that the planet has, in fact, two North Poles, and the movement of one of them could disturb travel at global level.
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