Although Uranus and Neptune have no liquid metallic hydrogen in their interiors, they do have magnetic fields.

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Uranus and Neptune have magnetic fields even though they do not have liquid metallic hydrogen in their interiors like Jupiter and Saturn. Their magnetic fields are generated by different mechanisms, such as convective motions in their outer layers and electrical currents in their interiors.

Although Uranus and Neptune Have No Liquid Metallic Hydrogen in Their