Unlike earlier research, which took data from a single site, we measured magnetic carriers found in the mineral zircon from two separate ancient continental masses. Our research showed that Earth’s magnetic field was stable from 3.9 to 3.4 billion years ago, which corresponds with the oldest known fossils. įlorida State University Assistant Professor Richard Bono. Their research was published in the journal Nature. Credit: University of Rochester illustration / Michael OsadciwĪ multi-institution team found evidence that the Earth’s magnetic field was stable 3.9 to 3.4 billion years ago when life is thought to have emerged, suggesting that continents were fixed rather than experiencing plate tectonics, thereby challenging the belief that mobile plate tectonics is essential for life’s origination.Ī Florida State University (FSU) faculty member’s research is helping to uncover more about the conditions necessary for the beginnings of life on Earth.įSU Assistant Professor Richard Bono was part of a multi-institution team that found evidence that the planet’s magnetic field was stable from 3.9 to 3.4 billion years ago, a time when scientists think life may have first originated. New research indicates that mobile plate tectonics-thought to be necessary for the creation of a habitable planet-was not occurring on Earth 3.9 billion years ago. Because the badges affix magnetically, clothing is not riddled with tiny holes from pins or ruffed up by clips.Plate tectonics involves the horizontal movement and interaction of large plates on Earth’s surface. I use them on laminated name badges for my group events with 'Sisters on the Fly.' They even withstand kayaking.' - Verderiolynn, Cornville, AZ 5730-3000 The MagnaBadge Badge Attachment has a nickel-plated steel plate with two round magnets and a zinc-plated steel plate with an adhesive foam pad and peel-away liner.Ĭustomer Comments: 'We use this product for our church name tags for staff, ushers, greeters, and regular volunteers. Thank you!' - Vicki, Baltimore, MD 5730-3030 The MagnaDisc Magnetic Badge Attachment contains one zinc-plated steel encased disc with one round magnet and one steel disc with adhesive foam tape.Ĭustomer Comments: 'I have ordered these magnets 2 times. These badge magnets were a welcome addition for many of our staff that do not want to ruin their clothing by pins or clip on products. Price and quality is comparable to others used in the past.' - Larry Z., Scottsdale, AZ 5730-3010 The MagnaLite Magnetic Badge Attachment features on ABS-encased mounting plate with adhesive foam tape and two round 'rare earth' magnetsĬustomer Comments: 'In our Healthcare setting, patients need to see our ID cards displayed above the waist. Here are a few ideas to get you started and some comments directly from customers who have used these products: 1835-1050 The Shielded Magnetic Badge Holder has a convenient sleeve for inserting your badge and a built-in magnet to for easy attachment to clothing.Ĭustomer Comments: 'Item is exactly as described and of decent quality. While some badge holders can display a badge for either orientation, others are designed to be worn a specific way. Before purchasing your magnetic name badge holder, it's important to know whether your badge design has a horizontal or a vertical orientation. They provide fast and hassle-free attachment and removal from a belt or clothing without pins or clips that can damage more delicate fabrics or surfaces.

We carry a broad variety of rugged badge holders and magnetic accessories. For an easy-to-use and convenient alternative to the standard lanyard and badge reel combination, magnetic badge holders and accessories allow you to securely hold your badge or ID card to shirt pockets and belts without using clips or pins.

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