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How do earths magnetic north and south poles move over time, or do they remain in one position?O they exchange positions once every 100 to 200 yearsO they exchange positions once every 10 to 20 yearsO
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How do earths magnetic north and south poles move over time, or do they remain in one position?O they exchange positions once every 100 to 200 yearsO they exchange positions once every 10 to 20 yearsO they remain in one position onlyO they exchange positions a few times every million years

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O they exchange positions a few times every million years

The last time was +700.000 years ago

The rest of the time they move just some meters during time, due to changes in the current on earth

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