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Iron rich minerals in rock pointed in one direction the switch to the exact opposite direction.whats supports this idea
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Iron rich minerals in rock pointed in one direction the switch to the exact opposite direction.whats supports this idea
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Earth's magnetic field goes through pole reversals.
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Iron rich minerals in rock pointed in one direction the switch to the exact opposite direction. I'd say that what supports this idea is that
Earth's magnetic field goes through pole reversals.
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