Since we're on this subject, one question I've never seen answered is why neutron stars have such intense magnetic fields. I mean in the normal universe we inha

Since we're on this subject, one question I've never seen answered is why neutron stars have such intense magnetic fields. I mean in the normal universe we inhabit, certain chemical elements are magnetic while others are not. How can neutron star matter have magnetism when there are no electrons in orbitals anymore? I mean that seems like a good question, how a relatively well understood phenomenon like pulsars seems to depend on electromagnetic behavior that can't be explained by Maxwell's field equations.