Multiple Choice
The requirement(s) for the generation of a powerful magnetic field in a Jovian planet (e.g., Jupiter, Saturn) appear(s) to be a
A) liquid "metal" core and interior, and very slow rotation.
B) solid iron core forming a permanent magnet.
C) liquid "metal" interior and relatively rapid rotation.
D) solid interior throughout the planet and slow rotation.
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