In strength, the magnetic fields of Uranus and Neptune are:
A)very different, with flopped over Uranus having no field, and Neptune a strong one.
B)similar, with both about 100 times stronger than our own.
C)even stronger than that of Jupiter.
D)perfect fits for the Dynamo theory.
E)like Jupiter and Saturn, due to mantles of liquid metallic hydrogen.

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Uranus and Neptune both have magnetic fields that are about 100 times stronger than Earth's. This similarity suggests that their internal structures and the processes generating their magnetic fields might be comparable, despite the unique characteristics of each planet's field.

In Strength, the Magnetic Fields of Uranus and Neptune Are