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Compass Direction Human. In contrast to a globally consistent magnetic compass, the hd system does not have a The body's hidden compass—what is it, and how does it work? People with stronger nerve signals in their internal compass tended to be better. That many animals sense and respond to earth's magnetic field is no longer in doubt, and people, too, may have a magnetic sense. the precise part of the brain that gives people a sense of direction has been pinpointed by scientists. we have an internal compass, always keeping track of which direction we are facing, and always keeping track of changes in that direction. The merits of a mechanical and a chemical sensor are debated. The brain can use this compass to guide the way. humans and other complex animals have an internal compass made of brain cells that use internal and external. the inner compass is crucial to these place and grid cells and provides live information as to where the human is.

the precise part of the brain that gives people a sense of direction has been pinpointed by scientists. the inner compass is crucial to these place and grid cells and provides live information as to where the human is. The brain can use this compass to guide the way. humans and other complex animals have an internal compass made of brain cells that use internal and external. we have an internal compass, always keeping track of which direction we are facing, and always keeping track of changes in that direction. The merits of a mechanical and a chemical sensor are debated. People with stronger nerve signals in their internal compass tended to be better. In contrast to a globally consistent magnetic compass, the hd system does not have a That many animals sense and respond to earth's magnetic field is no longer in doubt, and people, too, may have a magnetic sense. The body's hidden compass—what is it, and how does it work?

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Compass Direction Human That many animals sense and respond to earth's magnetic field is no longer in doubt, and people, too, may have a magnetic sense. The merits of a mechanical and a chemical sensor are debated. The body's hidden compass—what is it, and how does it work? In contrast to a globally consistent magnetic compass, the hd system does not have a we have an internal compass, always keeping track of which direction we are facing, and always keeping track of changes in that direction. The brain can use this compass to guide the way. That many animals sense and respond to earth's magnetic field is no longer in doubt, and people, too, may have a magnetic sense. People with stronger nerve signals in their internal compass tended to be better. humans and other complex animals have an internal compass made of brain cells that use internal and external. the precise part of the brain that gives people a sense of direction has been pinpointed by scientists. the inner compass is crucial to these place and grid cells and provides live information as to where the human is.