As well, the magnetic fields of stars diminish considerably as the star cools and dies.
1. Young stars have varying magnetic fields, and a much weaker global magnetic field, like the Sun
2. Middle aged stars like Jupiter/Saturn have very strong global magnetic fields.
3. Old stars like Earth have global magnetic fields which have weakened considerably.
4. Dead stars like Venus, Mercury and Mars, to not have strong global magnetic fields, as their interiors have solidified to the point of not being able to produce a global magnetic field.
Thus as the star evolves, so does the uniform nature of its magnetic field and also if it even produces a field at all.
This means Venus, Mercury and Mars are probably vastly older than Earth, and the other stars are probably much younger as their magnetic fields are much larger. The Sun being the youngest of the bunch.
You simply cannot be serious. This is so wrong it is impossible to explain how wrong it is.
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