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https://www.afinalwarning.com/511953.html (Natural News) There is a weak spot in the Earth’s magnetic field, and some scientists believe it may have been caused by the remnants of an ancient planet that impacted the Earth billions of years ago.
The Earth has a protective geomagnetic field that shields the planet from deadly solar radiation. This field is generated by a process that starts 2,000 miles below the surface of the planet, in the Earth’s outer core.
In the outer core, there is a gigantic mass of liquid iron swirling around. This generates the magnetic field that stretches from the outer core up to the space surrounding the Earth.
A Buried Chunk of Alien World Could Be Behind a Weak Spot in Earth s Magnetic Field
AYLIN WOODWARD, BUSINESS INSIDER
Earth s suit of geomagnetic armor has a chink, and it s growing.
A weak spot in our planet s magnetic field, located above the southern Atlantic Ocean, has been increasing in size over the last two centuries, and it s starting to split in two.
For those of us on the ground, this isn t cause for concern: The protective field continues to shield the planet from deadly solar radiation.
But the South Atlantic Anomaly, as it s appropriately named, does affect satellites and other spacecraft that pass through an area between South America and southern Africa.
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A part-time gym worker has won a £6,000 sexual harassment payout after she was left feeling uncomfortable when she overheard her male colleague bragging about his sex life.
Charlotte Newby claimed she heard commercial director David Sanders boasting he wouldn t take any less than a daily sexual encounter.
While she was in earshot, Mr Sanders also told a male colleague that he believed a woman should always swallow in an apparent reference to a sex act.
The complainant was today awarded compensation after an employment tribunal ruled that by making the comments, Mr Sanders had sexually harassed her.
The virtual hearing was told the woman was a student when she worked part-time at Functional Training Company, a gym in Ipswich, Suffolk.