What Causes a Galaxy's Magnetism?  Secular astronomers are no
closer to understanding what could cause galactic magnetic
fields than they were when they first detected the fields over a
century ago. And although the most recent map of the Milky Way's
magnetic field shows unprecedented detail, it gives no clues to
the question of magnetic field formation through natural forces.
Did this field require a Creator for its origin?  An
international team of radio astronomers compiled over 41,000
radio signals that had travelled through the Milky Way galaxy
from distant stars to earth. The team applied an algorithm to
the stellar data to help resolve the degree of twisting—called
the Faraday effect—that the Milky Way induced on the radio
light. The researchers inferred and mapped the strength and
distribution of magnetism across the sky, showing areas of
positive and negative field lines in the Milky Way galaxy.  But
why would a galaxy have a magnetic field?  Secular theories of
magnetic field formation usually invok