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The South Atlantic Anomaly, a region of weakened Earth's magnetic field, has expanded significantly since 2014 to cover approximately half the area of continental Europe according to European Space Agency specialists.</span

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The South Atlantic Anomaly, a region of weakened Earth's magnetic field, has expanded significantly since 2014 to cover approximately half the area of continental Europe according to European Space Agency specialists.

Scientists from the Technical University of Denmark report that the anomaly exhibits uneven expansion patterns, changing differently toward Africa compared to South America, with magnetic field lines unexpectedly reversing direction.</span

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Scientists from the Technical University of Denmark report that the anomaly exhibits uneven expansion patterns, changing differently toward Africa compared to South America, with magnetic field lines unexpectedly reversing direction.

The weakened magnetic field zone poses significant risks to satellites passing through the region, exposing spacecraft to increased radiation levels that can cause electronic failures, data corruption and equipment damage.</span

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The weakened magnetic field zone poses significant risks to satellites passing through the region, exposing spacecraft to increased radiation levels that can cause electronic failures, data corruption and equipment damage.

NASA observations indicate the anomaly has been drifting northwest and recently split into two distinct lobes, creating dual centers of minimum magnetic intensity that complicate satellite operations and mission planning.</span

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Earth.com

NASA observations indicate the anomaly has been drifting northwest and recently split into two distinct lobes, creating dual centers of minimum magnetic intensity that complicate satellite operations and mission planning.

The anomaly's formation stems from turbulent flows of molten iron in Earth's outer core and disruption caused by the African Large Low Shear Velocity Province located approximately 1,800 miles beneath the African continent.</span

The anomaly's formation stems from turbulent flows of molten iron in Earth's outer core and disruption caused by the African Large Low Shear Velocity Province located approximately 1,800 miles beneath the African continent.

While the current evolution appears unprecedented in the space era, geological records suggest similar magnetic anomalies have occurred throughout Earth's history and do not indicate an impending planetary magnetic pole reversal.</span

While the current evolution appears unprecedented in the space era, geological records suggest similar magnetic anomalies have occurred throughout Earth's history and do not indicate an impending planetary magnetic pole reversal.

South Atlantic Anomaly Expands, Splits Into Two Lobes

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South Atlantic Anomaly Expands, Splits Into Two Lobes

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