Re: This looks like a load of horse manure
<...The study explains how 10-23ns after the initial big bang, primordial fields formed around stars and that earth's magnetosphere is a 1 in five-hundred trillion chance.
This is fascinating considering there were no stars at that time, not to mention planets. Never mind that Jupiter and Saturn also have a very active magnetosphere, and there is no way to discern how many extrasolar planets have them. This is just plain stupid, and I suspect the whole thing is made up. A search on the term "cosmological conference" is interesting.