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What gives the Earth its magnetic field? The liquid core of the Earth churning and moving charged metals. There is no inherent property that gives the Earth its magnetic field Charged radiation from the sun interacting with the Earth's atmosphere.

What gives the Earth its magnetic field? The liquid core of the Earth churning and moving charged metals. There is no inherent property that gives the Earth its magnetic field Charged radiation from the sun interacting with the Earth's atmosphere.

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What gives the Earth its magnetic field? The liquid core of the Earth churning and moving charged metals. There is no inherent property that gives the Earth its magnetic field Charged radiation from the sun interacting with the Earth's atmosphere.

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