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magnetic pole

noun as in magnetic north

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In a normal material, particles would come to a consensus below a certain temperature, with the magnetic poles lining up in either the same direction or in alternating directions.

Boston College is offering something similar, called “True North” — a reference to the geographic North Pole, rather than the magnetic pole of a compass — during orientation this summer, for the first time, to new students and their parents.

Pulsars emit beams of X-rays from two hot spots associated with the magnetic poles of the pulsar.

Inside that magnet, the orientation of the muons’ magnetic poles wobbled, or precessed.

The thing about magnetic pole excursions and flips is that they can happen at literally any time, although they are infrequent.

The special feature of their work was to be magnetic observations in the vicinity of the South Magnetic Pole.

Also, it gave us some vague idea as to the direction in which lay the South Magnetic Pole.

How far for the other forty-nine minutes which were needed for a vertical dip and the South Magnetic Pole?

In the beginning of the year 1777 the north magnetic pole was in 76 deg.

Sir John Ross made the second expedition at his own expense and found the Northern magnetic pole.

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