On Earth, compasses always point north—but when you’re drifting outside our planet’s magnetosphere, things get more complicated.

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A compass would still technically work in space, but it wouldn't necessarily point you back to Earth. Instead, it would point to the north pole of whatever magnetic field is the strongest ...

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These fluctuations mean that although a compass in orbit would still roughly point north, it wouldn’t be reliable enough for precise navigation. For example, even on Earth’s surface, “navigation by ...

A compass would still technically work in space, but it wouldn't necessarily point you back to Earth. Instead, it would point to the north pole of whatever magnetic field is the strongest ...