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Life on Earth: Why we may have the moon’s now defunct magnetic field to thank for it

Submit on Monday, October 26th, 2020 11:30

These fields are generated thousands of kilometres below the planet’s surface in its liquid core and extend far into space – shielding the atmosphere from harmful solar radiation.

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