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This invisible force of Earth can affect it as soon as we get older

The Earth's magnetic field is a continuous but invisible part of our environment. A study by the University of Nottingham scientists showed that the removal of magnetism affected the lives of insects, mobility and energy production of cells. This indicates that the planet may be...

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