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How does magnum in the core of earth effect its rotation its magnetic fields and anything else?
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∙ 12y ago
I do not know what 'magnum' you may be referring to, but as far as my own life experience goes, the most significant 'magnum' in the world is the ice cream, and I think it is safe to assume that the Magnum is not present to any degree in the centre of the earth, where the temperature is thousands of degrees Celsius.
Therefore, Magnums in the core have no effect on the aspects mentioned in your question, as there are no Magnums in the core.
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