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Meanings of magnetic north pole in English
Point in the Arctic at which Earth's magnetic field points vertically downwards, at 86°N 175°E in the Arctic Ocean as of 2019.
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Usage of magnetic north pole in English
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The compass needle points to the magnetic north pole.
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Each man is a magnetic north pole.
3
She said there was a difference between the north pole and the magnetic north pole, or something like that.
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Polar challenge: A dentist from Co Derry has become the first Irish woman to walk to the magnetic north pole.
5
The magnetic north pole, unlike its geographical counterpart, does not remain fixed in one spot, but drifts gradually with the passing years.
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But a compass needle is designed so that the half that has been magnetized "North" points to Earth's magnetic north pole.
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Ross Maxwell talks about his impending race to the Magnetic north Pole
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It's causing the magnetic North Pole to 'skitter' away from Canada, towards Siberia.
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Unfortunately, the magnetic compass points to the magnetic North Pole, which is in a different place from the true North Pole.
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Arriving at the Magnetic North Pole exhausted, the group had the small task of setting up a rugby pitch on the Arctic ice.
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The result will be that the magnetic axis of the earth will dip towards the magnetic North pole of the sun (position 2, Fig.
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Alas, the magnetic North Pole left home about 30 years ago, and is now heading for Siberia at a speed of 60km a year.
Translations for magnetic north pole
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