Magnetic field strengths of hot giant exoplanets consistent with Solar System values
Authors:
- Julia V. SeidelJSJulia V. Seidel
- Vivien ParmentierVPVivien Parmentier
- Bibiana PrinothBPBibiana Prinoth
- Thea HoodTHThea Hood
- Nishil MehtaNMNishil Mehta
- Valentin De LiaVLValentin De Lia
- Konstantin BatyginKBKonstantin Batygin
- Tristan GuillotTGTristan Guillot
- Ragnar Van Den BroeckRBRagnar Van Den Broeck
- Hayley BeltzHBHayley Beltz
- Brian ThorsbroBTBrian Thorsbro
- Florian DebrasFDFlorian Debras
- 2 June 2026
- journal article
- Published by Springer Nature in Nature Astronomy
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