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Scientists have created an eerie audio representation of Earth's magnetic field reversal that occurred about 41,000 years ago, using data from ESA's Swarm satellite and natural sound analogies, highlighting the dynamic and sometimes unstable nature of our planet's magnetic poles and their potential impacts.
Earth's magnetic field flipped roughly 41,000 years ago during the Laschamps event, which is now recreated through a unique sound compilation based on satellite data, revealing the epic upheaval and its potential impacts on climate and life.
Earth's magnetic field flipped roughly 41,000 years ago during the Laschamps event, a dramatic reversal that weakened the field and allowed increased cosmic rays to reach Earth, potentially impacting climate and life. Recent satellite data and natural noise interpretations recreate the sounds of this upheaval, highlighting the importance of understanding geomagnetic reversals for future space climate predictions.