Compared to Earth, Jupiter, and Saturn, the magnetic fields of Uranus and Neptune
A) have axes that are tilted a long way from the spin axis of the planets.
B) have axes that are aligned almost exactly with the planet's spin axis.
C) are nonexistent because Uranus and Neptune have no magnetic fields.
D) are much more powerful, dominating the motions of clouds on these planets.

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Uranus and Neptune have magnetic fields with axes that are significantly tilted relative to their rotation axes, unlike Earth, Jupiter, and Saturn, where the magnetic and rotation axes are more closely aligned. This unusual tilt contributes to the complex magnetic field structures observed on Uranus and Neptune.

Compared to Earth, Jupiter, and Saturn, the Magnetic Fields of Uranus