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Depiction of Earth, first without an inner core; second, with a growing inner core, about 550 million years ago; third, with the outermost and innermost core, about 450 million years ago. University of Rochester researchers used paleomagnetism to determine these two important dates in the history of the inner core, which they believe restored the planet’s magnetic field just before the explosion of life on Earth. Credit: University of Rochester Illustration / Michael Osadciw New paleomagnetic research shows Earth’s dense core formed 550 million years ago and restored our planet’s magnetic field. The rotating molten iron in Earth’s outer core, which lies about 1,800 miles below our feet, produces our planet’s protective magnetic field, called the magnetosphere. Although this magnetic field is invisible, it is essential for life on Earth’s surface. That’s because the magnetosphere protects the planet from the solar wind—the stream of radiation from the sun. However, about 565 milli

Following the cancellation Neighbor Channel 5 boss Ben Frow has confirmed Home and Go not going anywhere. It’s understandable that fans of the Australian soap have been worried about his future since the broadcaster confirmed that they are ending Ramsay Street. However, when asked if Summer Bay was under threat, Frow said Radio Times Magazine : “No. But I think it will be interesting to see what we do with it as we evolve. “There may be other places to put it in spectrum 5,” he added, before revealing why the show wasn’t cancelled. Channel 5 Related: Home and Go to air two exits suddenly “This is a lifetime deal, so it’s not going anywhere until the maker decides to cancel it.” Elsewhere, Frow has opened up about the reasons for the cancellation Neighbor stating it was a “business decision” as the money would be “better spent” on English programming. The channel controller went on to say that there was an option to continue the show for viewers in the UK before adding: “Or I could