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geomagnetic poles

  • plural
    of geomagnetic pole.
    geomagnetic pole
    noun
    either one of the two spots on Earth directly opposite each other which, when connected with an imaginary line, form the axis of a theoretical magnetic dipole that models earth's magnetic field.

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Because the belts would be= trapped by the earth’s magnetic field, there would be holes in the radiation cloak at the north and south geomagnetic poles.

From Salon ● Apr. 27, 2013

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