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Magnetic Fields of Stars and Planets

Authors: Alexander I. Dubiniansky, Pavel Churlyaev

A new version of the appearance of a magnetic field in stars and planets is presented. From the point of view of the theory of an elastic universe, elementary particles are axially symmetric, but spherically not symmetric. They take the form of electric and magnetic dipoles. At high pressures inside the stars and planets elementary particles gradually become the same orientation. In this case, a magnetic field arises around the stars and planets. I core of a star or planet is approaching the structure of a neutron star.

Comments: 7 Pages. Email: dubinyansky@mail.ru [Correction made by viXra Admin]

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