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What is a magnetic field?
A magnetic field is a region of forces that exists around a magnet. The field can be drawn as a series of curved lines, called lines of force, joining the magnet's north and south poles. The Earth behaves like a magnet. Its magnetic field, caused by electric currents inside the liquid part of its core, stretches thousands of kilometres into space.
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