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  1. @coreyspowell
    10/
    In short: It’s not an apocalypse; it’s a data corrective. It proves that the engine room of our planet is a highly active, rapidly changing environment, and it took a constellation of advanced satellites sixteen years of data-crunching to finally reveal what happened right under our feet.

    #Geophysics
    #Geomagnetism
    #EarthsCore
    #Geodynamics
    #OuterCore
    #Geodynamo
    #ESASwarm
    #CryoSat
    #SatelliteData
    #EarthObservation
    #GeomagneticField
    #WorldMagneticModel
    #WMM

  2. @coreyspowell
    10/
    In short: It’s not an apocalypse; it’s a data corrective. It proves that the engine room of our planet is a highly active, rapidly changing environment, and it took a constellation of advanced satellites sixteen years of data-crunching to finally reveal what happened right under our feet.

    #Geophysics
    #Geomagnetism
    #EarthsCore
    #Geodynamics
    #OuterCore
    #Geodynamo
    #ESASwarm
    #CryoSat
    #SatelliteData
    #EarthObservation
    #GeomagneticField
    #WorldMagneticModel
    #WMM

  3. @coreyspowell
    10/
    In short: It’s not an apocalypse; it’s a data corrective. It proves that the engine room of our planet is a highly active, rapidly changing environment, and it took a constellation of advanced satellites sixteen years of data-crunching to finally reveal what happened right under our feet.

    #Geophysics
    #Geomagnetism
    #EarthsCore
    #Geodynamics
    #OuterCore
    #Geodynamo
    #ESASwarm
    #CryoSat
    #SatelliteData
    #EarthObservation
    #GeomagneticField
    #WorldMagneticModel
    #WMM

  4. @coreyspowell
    10/
    In short: It’s not an apocalypse; it’s a data corrective. It proves that the engine room of our planet is a highly active, rapidly changing environment, and it took a constellation of advanced satellites sixteen years of data-crunching to finally reveal what happened right under our feet.

    #Geophysics
    #Geomagnetism
    #EarthsCore
    #Geodynamics
    #OuterCore
    #Geodynamo
    #ESASwarm
    #CryoSat
    #SatelliteData
    #EarthObservation
    #GeomagneticField
    #WorldMagneticModel
    #WMM

  5. @coreyspowell
    10/
    In short: It’s not an apocalypse; it’s a data corrective. It proves that the engine room of our planet is a highly active, rapidly changing environment, and it took a constellation of advanced satellites sixteen years of data-crunching to finally reveal what happened right under our feet.

    #Geophysics
    #Geomagnetism
    #EarthsCore
    #Geodynamics
    #OuterCore
    #Geodynamo
    #ESASwarm
    #CryoSat
    #SatelliteData
    #EarthObservation
    #GeomagneticField
    #WorldMagneticModel
    #WMM

  6. A Magnetic Low May Have Paved the Way for Complex Life eos.org/articles/a-magnetic-lo

    Near-collapse of the #GeomagneticField may have contributed to atmospheric oxygenation and #animal radiation in the #Ediacaran Period nature.com/articles/s43247-024

    "the planet’s magnetic field was at a record low—around 30 times lower than today—for 26 million years starting around 565 million years ago. Such a drastic dip in magnetic field intensity could have had massive implications"

  7. A Magnetic Low May Have Paved the Way for Complex Life eos.org/articles/a-magnetic-lo

    Near-collapse of the #GeomagneticField may have contributed to atmospheric oxygenation and #animal radiation in the #Ediacaran Period nature.com/articles/s43247-024

    "the planet’s magnetic field was at a record low—around 30 times lower than today—for 26 million years starting around 565 million years ago. Such a drastic dip in magnetic field intensity could have had massive implications"

  8. A Magnetic Low May Have Paved the Way for Complex Life eos.org/articles/a-magnetic-lo

    Near-collapse of the #GeomagneticField may have contributed to atmospheric oxygenation and #animal radiation in the #Ediacaran Period nature.com/articles/s43247-024

    "the planet’s magnetic field was at a record low—around 30 times lower than today—for 26 million years starting around 565 million years ago. Such a drastic dip in magnetic field intensity could have had massive implications"

  9. A Magnetic Low May Have Paved the Way for Complex Life eos.org/articles/a-magnetic-lo

    Near-collapse of the #GeomagneticField may have contributed to atmospheric oxygenation and #animal radiation in the #Ediacaran Period nature.com/articles/s43247-024

    "the planet’s magnetic field was at a record low—around 30 times lower than today—for 26 million years starting around 565 million years ago. Such a drastic dip in magnetic field intensity could have had massive implications"

  10. A Magnetic Low May Have Paved the Way for Complex Life eos.org/articles/a-magnetic-lo

    Near-collapse of the #GeomagneticField may have contributed to atmospheric oxygenation and #animal radiation in the #Ediacaran Period nature.com/articles/s43247-024

    "the planet’s magnetic field was at a record low—around 30 times lower than today—for 26 million years starting around 565 million years ago. Such a drastic dip in magnetic field intensity could have had massive implications"

  11. The last magnetic pole flip saw 22,000 years of weirdness - Enlarge (credit: m kasahara / Flickr)
    On their face, this facts are simple: our planet's magnetic... more: arstechnica.com/?p=1548533 #geomagneticfield #science