It has a magnetic pole close to the geographic North Pole and another close to the geographic South Pole.
A free magnetic needle, such as a compass needle, turns to line up with the Earth’s field.
The north-seeking end of the needle points towards the geographic north, because the magnetic pole of the Earth that attracts it lies near the geographic north.
Device
Principle
Compass
A free magnetic needle that lines up with the Earth’s magnetic field
Electromagnet
A current in a coil gives the iron core the properties of a magnet
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