The magnetic fields of Uranus and Neptune are: Group of answer choices generated by metallic hydrogen in their interiors. aligned to the rotation axes of the planets. larger than Earth’s magnetic field keeping their moons in orbit.

keeping their moons in orbit

Explanation:

Uranus is known to have 27 moons, and Neptune has 14 moons. The magnetic field of Uranus and Neptune are very irregular and have equators that do not orbit the planet. Unlike Earth, Jupiter and Saturn with fields oriented just within approximately ten degrees (10 degrees) of the spin axis, the magnetic field of Uranus and Neptune are there to keep their multiple moons in orbit.