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Earth magnetism: at magnetic poles, the compass loses the compass. Scientist James Clark Ross using a compass during his scientific expedition to Antarctica. Behind him is the Erebus volcano that he discovered in 1841. Anonymous illustration. by Anonymous Anonymous

Earth magnetism: at magnetic poles, the compass loses the compass. Scientist James Clark Ross using a compass during his scientific expedition to Antarctica. Behind him is the Erebus volcano that he discovered in 1841. Anonymous illustration.

(Earth magnetism: at magnetic poles, the compasse loses the compasse. Scientist James Clark Ross (1800-1862) using a compasse during his scientific expedition to Antarctica. Behind him is the Erebus volcano that he discovered in 1841. Anonymous illustration)


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Earth magnetism: at magnetic poles, the compass loses the compass. Scientist James Clark Ross using a compass during his scientific expedition to Antarctica. Behind him is the Erebus volcano that he discovered in 1841. Anonymous illustration. by Anonymous Anonymous. Available as an art print on canvas, photo paper, watercolor board, natural paper, or Japanese paper.
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