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Stars and solar physics

Stars and solar physics

Searching for magnetic monopoles in polar rocks

11 Feb 2013
an Antarctic landscape
Hidden monopoles under the Antarctic landscape? (Courtesy: National Science Foundation/Kelly Speelman)
The first search for magnetic monopoles in mantle-derived polar igneous rocks – thought to be like

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