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The complex history of Earth’s magnetic reversals

Ground-based lasers vie with satellites to map Earth’s magnetic field

Just what sustains Earth’s magnetic field anyway?

Satellite Trio to Explore the Earth’s Magnetic Field

Solar wind breaks through Earth’s magnetic field

Young sun-like star shows a magnetic field was critical for life...

Map of the locations and depths of the deep low-frequency (DLF) earthquakes beneath the Laacher See Volcano ("Lake Laach Volcano") in Germany. Brittle earthquakes are marked as circles, DLF events as stars. Credit: Hensch et al.

Deep low-frequency earthquakes indicate migration of magmatic fluids beneath Laacher See...

Understanding ancient geomagnetic reversal

Minerals reveal record of magnetic fields

Getting Down to Earth with Space Hazards

Death of a dynamo: A hard drive from space

New study reveals, how foreshock waves interact with Earth’s magnetosphere. Foreshock waves are able to tune the shock, making it alternatively stronger or weaker. These waves could only be detected in a narrow region behind the shock. (Image: Lucile Turc)

New study models the transmission of foreshock waves towards Earth

Ironing out the mystery of Earth’s magnetic field

Missing link in metal physics explains Earth’s magnetic field

Intensity at Earth's surface (left) and radial field (Br) at the CMB (right).

Earth’s magnetic field is not about to reverse

‘Quartz’ crystals at Earth’s core power its magnetic field

Ancient jars found in Judea reveal Earth’s magnetic field is fluctuating,...

Swarm reveals Earth’s changing magnetism

Rock samples collected near the Antarctic volcano Mount Erebus, seen here in the distance, harbor fingerprints of Earth’s ancient magnetic field. A new analysis delves into discrepancies between these fingerprints and predictions from a long-standing approximation of the field. Credit: Hanna Asefaw

Antarctic Lava Yields Clues to Earth’s Past Magnetic Field

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Earth’s Mantle, Not Its Core, May Have Generated Planet’s Early Magnetic...

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