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geomagnetic pole - traducción al ruso
geomagnetic pole
ONE OF TWO ANTIPODAL POINTS IN THE ARCTIC AND IN THE ANTARCTIC WHERE THE AXIS OF A BEST-FITTING DIPOLE INTERSECTS THE SURFACE OF EARTH
Geomagnetic North Pole; Geomagnetic north pole; North geomagnetic pole; Geomagnetic Pole; Geomagnetic poles; South geomagnetic pole
общая лексика
геомагнитный полюс
magnetic north
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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
Magnetic north; Magnetic north pole; Magnetic North; North Geomagnetic Pole; Northern magnetic pole; Magnetic North Pole; North Magnetic Pole; Project Polaris; Terran North Magnetic Pole; Mag north
северный магнитный полюс
magnetic north
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
Magnetic north; Magnetic north pole; Magnetic North; North Geomagnetic Pole; Northern magnetic pole; Magnetic North Pole; North Magnetic Pole; Project Polaris; Terran North Magnetic Pole; Mag north
северный магнитный полюс
Definición
magnetic north
¦ noun the direction in which the north end of a compass needle or other freely suspended magnet will point in response to the earth's magnetic field.
Wikipedia
Geomagnetic pole
The geomagnetic poles are antipodal points where the axis of a best-fitting dipole intersects the surface of Earth. This theoretical dipole is equivalent to a powerful bar magnet at the center of Earth, and comes closer than any other point dipole model to describing the magnetic field observed at Earth's surface.
