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Is horizontal component of the earth's magnetic field a magnetic element at a place
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No, the horizontal component of the Earth's magnetic field is not a magnetic element at a place. The Earth's magnetic field is composed of both vertical and horizontal components, but the horizontal component is not a magnetic element.
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