On the origin of rotation and magnetism of stars and planets

Origin of the angular momentum and magnetic moment of stars and planets is discussed. This consideration is based on the Muradian hypothesis about the rise of matter observed forms in the Universe in cases of decays of supermassive hadrons with the spin. When analysing experimental and theoretical data the Muradian formula is used for n-dimensional quasiclassical hadron J=Nsup(1 + 1/n)xh/2π where J is a maximum spin, h is the Planck constant, N=M/msub(p), where M is a hadron mass, msub(p) is a proton mass. It is shown that the observed angular momentum and magnetic moment of stars and planets can be explained by the conservation of the spin and the magnetic moment of supermassive hadrons