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Geomagnetic reversals occur on average about every 450,000 years , but there's no pattern to them.
There have been about 183 of them in the last 83 million years .
The last one was 780,000-years ago , and some say we're overdue for the next one.
Scientists at the Technical University of Denmark and the German Research Center for Geosciences created a soundscape of the Laschamps event.
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