Oh, and an unsnarky note: Jupiter’s magnetic field has 20,000 times the energy of Earth’s and is stronger than the Sun’s. Too tired to dig up the papers on the interactions, but it’s pretty easy to Google that Jupiter’s magnetic field affects pretty much the entire solar system - and the things in it.
OK. I get it. You actually want me to do the work. Alas, I foolishly thought my witty posts would lure you into doing the work for me.
Google is your friend. And apparently it’s mine too.
Your numbers aside, the Earths mag field locally displaces both the suns and any other minor fields in our solar system. That’s why mag models like IGRF are good out to a few hundred miles off Earth surface, but beyond that more complex models are required to account for the magnetopause. Perhaps you should not trust Google for everything.
How is the magnetic field of Jupiter stronger than the sun’s?