Compasses rely on Earth’s magnetic field. But what happens in the vastness of space? This article explores how compasses function beyond Earth, revealing the surprising influence of celestial bodies and the sun’s powerful heliosphere.
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Magnetism, an integral force in our world, has a rich history and profound implications in physics. Theoretical physicist Frank Close delves into the origins and nature of magnetism, tracing its discovery back to ancient times and exploring its significance in shaping geological formations and human understanding of the subatomic world.