The Earth’s magnetic field is caused by the rotation of the liquid magma around the Earth’s iron core. Over the years, changes in this rotation have caused the Earth’s magnetic North Pole to shift position from its earliest recorded position in northern Canada to its current position today.What can you infer from this information?

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The Earth’s magnetic field is caused by the rotation of the liquid magma around the Earth’s iron core. Over the years, changes in this rotation have caused the Earth’s magnetic North Pole to shift position from its earliest recorded position in northern Canada to its current position today.<br>What can you infer from this information?






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