Describe how the polarity of Earth’s magnetic field is recorded in the sea-floor.

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andrewkaiser333 · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

Sorry I dunno this one .

anonymous · Answer

The magnetic reversals are matched exactly either side of the mid-atlantic rift.
It's a bit like you painting a load of stripes on half a piece of paper, folding it over, then opening it so that the stripes are a mirror image of each other.
The only way this could have happened is if sea-floor spreading takes place.

andrewkaiser333 · Answer

you able to make that shorter
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anonymous · Answer

There is possible to see the remanent magnetism
of ancient ages in stones.
Because once the stone (lava/magma) freezes in Earths crust it always captures the magnetic field on that moment on its minerals.