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A giant weak spot in Earth’s magnetic field is now half the size of Europe

Recent findings from ESA's Swarm satellites indicate that the South Atlantic Anomaly, a significant weak region in Earth's magnetic field, has expanded to nearly half the size of Europe. This shift in Earth's magnetic shield raises concerns about potential impacts on satellite operations and global navigation systems. Policymakers and activists should monitor this development for implications on technology and environmental protection.

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