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Can a magnet be a perfect sphere, if so where are the n and s poles?

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Can a magnet be a perfect sphere, if so where are the n and s poles?

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  1. Eventhough the Earth isn't quite a perfect sphere, it is still sorrounded by a magnetic field with both magnetic north and south poles.


  2. Opposite each other.  There will be a magnetic axis to the sphere.
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