If Earth’s magnetic poles reverse one day, some regions will remain safer than others. This story shows where risks may be lower, how technology like iPhones may be affected, and what you can do to prepare. Know more below.

Where on Earth you’ll be safest when the magnetic poles reverse

Magnetic compasses have always been one of the oldest instruments for navigation at sea, but surprisingly, there are several spots on Earth where compasses work partially or don't work at all.

Top 5 mysterious places on Earth where magnetic compasses fail to work

Earth's magnetic North Pole is on the move. It is travelling eastwards and has moved from northern Canada to the Arctic. It is now going towards Russia and at an extremely fast speed.

From Canada to Arctic to Siberia, the magnetic North Pole is moving. Why?

Earth has a magnetic field which appears very similar to a bar magnet that has a north and south pole. However, it is not comparatively stable since it gets generated by complex processes which are going on in the inner crust of the planet.

The deadline for flipping Earth's magnetic poles has long passed. Here's how it is threatening life

The Earth’s magnetic field, ie, the location of the North Pole and the South Pole is never stable. In fact, it is continuously in the process of flipping, until it gradually does.

Earth's magnetic poles may be flipping by 10° each year, way more than previously thought!

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