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which of the following is evidence for the existence of earth’s magnetic field? (1 point) Responses Solar flares being emitted from the sun into space. Solar flares being emitted from the sun into space. Mid-ocean ridges having iron that is turned in different directions. Mid-ocean ridges having iron that is turned in different directions. Meteorites breaking off from a meteor. Meteorites breaking off from a meteor. Seismic waves emitting from the location of an earthquake throughout the earth
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The correct response that provides evidence for the existence of Earth's magnetic field is:
**Mid-ocean ridges having iron that is turned in different directions.**
This phenomenon is related to the process of seafloor spreading and the alignment of magnetic minerals in magma as it cools and solidifies, which preserves a record of Earth's magnetic field over geological time.
**Mid-ocean ridges having iron that is turned in different directions.**
This phenomenon is related to the process of seafloor spreading and the alignment of magnetic minerals in magma as it cools and solidifies, which preserves a record of Earth's magnetic field over geological time.
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