Where have the ancient rocks containing the oldest evidence of the Earth’s magnetic field been found on May 3, 2024?

Where have the ancient rocks containing the oldest evidence of the Earth's magnetic field been found on May 3, 2024?

  • Correct Answer: Greenland
  • Antarctica
  • Australia
  • Canada

Explanation: Ancient rocks containing the oldest evidence of the Earth's magnetic field were found in Greenland.

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