Hello Herman!

A Star with two North Poles

Sometimes the Sun's magnetic field goes haywire, and the effects are felt
throughout the solar system.

Normally, our star, like Earth itself, has a north and a south magnetic
pole. But for nearly a month beginning in March 2000, the Sun's south
magnetic pole faded, and a north pole emerged to take its place. The Sun had
two north poles.

What effects could we see from the above?


Regards,

Roger 
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