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Where was the magnetic compass made?

china


Which invention is more important the astrolabe or the magnetic compass why?

In my opinion I think the magnetic compass is more important because It made worldwide travel easier and encouraged more exploration.


In what year was the magnetic compass invented?

the magnetic compass was invented between 221-206 B.C . i hope my answer was useful and enjoy learning about the compass


Who invented the magnetic compass.?

The magnetic compass was made in China the second century AD. The Norse seamen of around 900 AD had magnetite rock that they used as a magnetic compass.


When was the magnetic compass made?

In the twelfth century AD.


What century was the magnetic compass made in?

3rd century.


When was a magnetic compass made?

The magnetic compass was made for the people of China to find a way around if any explorores got lost while walking throgh forests and jungles


When was the first magnetic compass invented?

The magnetic compass is an old Chinese invention, first made in China. but the first was made in the Qin dynasty in 221-206 BC


Is gyrosyn compass a combination of magnetic compass and artificial horizon?

No,a Gyrosyn compass is a combination of a Magnetic compass and Direct reading compass.


Why does a compass needle change direction when it is near a magnetic field?

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Will a compass always work?

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What are compass needles made from?

Compass needles are typically made from a lightweight material such as steel or aluminum. These materials are magnetized to align with the Earth's magnetic field, allowing the needle to point towards magnetic north.