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En 1835, el capitán James Clark Ross vivió una experiencia desconcertante en el Círculo Polar Ártico. Su brújula comenzó a girar erráticamente, ignorando el norte magnético y señalando hacia abajo. ¿Qué lo causó? Desde anomalías magnéticas hasta teorías de portales dimensionales y espíritus polares, descubre los misterios que rodean este fenómeno. ¡No te lo pierdas!
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00:00Did you know that a compass can go haywire in the Arctic?
00:03In 1835, Captain James Clark Ross lived through an incredible experience.
00:08In the middle of the Arctic Circle, his compass began to spin erratically,
00:13ignoring magnetic north.
00:14But the strangest thing happened when the compass pointed downwards,
00:17as if something beneath the ice were drawing her in.
00:19What caused this phenomenon?
00:21Some believe it was a magnetic anomaly near the north pole.
00:25Other sailors also reported compasses spinning wildly in the same region.
00:28Neither rare minerals nor geomagnetic storms explained the behavior.
00:33Theories include dimensional portals, unique geological phenomena, and even extraterrestrial experiments.
00:39Polar spirits, the Inuit, spoke of them protecting the eternal ice and altering instruments.
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