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What is the difference between the Geographic north pole and the Magnetic north pole?

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What is the difference between the Geographic north pole and the Magnetic north pole?

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The geographic north pole is the top of the planet. Its position does not change. The north magnetic pole is the point where all of the magnetic lines of the field flow directly into the earth. Magnetic North is constantly in motion, currently moving approximately 26 miles (40 Km) per year. Right now the Earths magnetic north pole is in northern Canada. If the north magnetic pole continues on its present course and speed, it will be in northern Siberia by the year 2050. The magnetic poles have even reversed themselves, with the north magnetic pole being in the south and the south magnetic pole being in the north. To learn more about the North Magnetic Pole, check the Interesting Websites. The Earth’s Magnetic Field While the earths magnetic field allows compasses on earth to work, it has a much more vital function. It acts as a shield, protecting the earth from solar particles emissions from the sun. These solar particles are constantly generated, streaming out from the sun in all dire

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