Neutron stars have:
A)very strong bipolar magnetic fields.
B)weak or non-existent magnetic fields.
C)periods of days or weeks.
D)monopolar fields that switch polarity every rotation.
E)no relation to pulsars.

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Neutron stars are known to have very strong bipolar magnetic fields. Neutron stars are known for having extremely strong bipolar magnetic fields, with strengths of up to a billion times that of Earth's magnetic field. This strong magnetic field is thought to be the source of the emissions seen in pulsars, which are a type of rapidly rotating neutron star.

Neutron Stars Have