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Schematic of how magnetic minerals (inset) inside rocks are aligned with the ambient geomagnetic field as they solidify. These rocks can preserve the direction and intensity of the geomagnetic field over billions of years if they avoid high temperatures and magnetic contamination. The geomagnetic field fluctuates in geometry and intensity over thousands of years. Such magnetic rocks may cool quickly and preserve the geomagnetic field at an instant in time, or can cool more slowly over thousands of years and preserve a kind of time average of the varying geomagnetic field. Illustration: Roberto Molar Candanosa and Peter Driscoll, Carnegie DTM. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cf974531e95840001a492be/1560283266565-VRJ5U2C8DNADTPZPO5TT/Peter+Driscoll_Oct2018_med.jpg News Content - Peter Driscoll: What Goes On Deep Inside Earth’s Magnetic Dynamo? Peter Driscoll studies the dynamical evolution of Earth and planetary interiors as a DTM Staff Scientist. Photo: Roberto Molar Candanosa, Carnegie DTM. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cf974531e95840001a492be/1560283221484-SQXBEWRLAJBW73LADXUS/Old+and+Modern+Earth+magnetic+fields.jpg News Content - Peter Driscoll: What Goes On Deep Inside Earth’s Magnetic Dynamo? Schematic comparison of magnetic field lines for a non-dipolar field in ancient Earth (left) and a dipolar field in modern Earth. The geomagnetic field spends most of its time in a dipolar state but occasionally slips into a non-dipolar state. Most continental reconstructions (inferring the location of tectonic plates back in time) assume a geocentric axial dipole (GAD) field, but could be misleading during times when the field was less dipolar. Driscoll and Wilson (2018) found that non-dipolar fields can also lead to misinterpretations of the paleointensity (magnetic field strength back in time). 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