How could such permanent magnetic lightweights generate superflares? Schaefer and others have previously suggested that magnetic interaction with nearby Jupiter like planets could be to blame2. "held in a [recurring] sunlight flare, You have magnetic fields being subtracted from one sunspot and going into its companion sunspot and those get twisted and they break, he says. and surprisingly, instead, he states, The magnetic field could go out of your superflare star and connect to a 'hot Jupiter' nearby, Acting like a rubber band attaching the two.

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