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Rothiemurchus
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What is the size of the smallest magnetic charge a magnetic monopole can have? And why are magnetic charges quantized inversely to electric charges?
Also,can two oppositely charged magnetic monopoles exist as dipoles like for example + -.And what wavelength of radiation would such a dipole absorb?
How do monopoles cancel out the galactic magnetic field (if monopoles existed in large numbers,apparently,this would happen.A magnetic dipole of the type I have mentioned would not cancel out a magnetic field,would it)?
And why is it generally considered that there would be monopoles in space and not dipoles (electric charges tend to stay togther)?
Also,can two oppositely charged magnetic monopoles exist as dipoles like for example + -.And what wavelength of radiation would such a dipole absorb?
How do monopoles cancel out the galactic magnetic field (if monopoles existed in large numbers,apparently,this would happen.A magnetic dipole of the type I have mentioned would not cancel out a magnetic field,would it)?
And why is it generally considered that there would be monopoles in space and not dipoles (electric charges tend to stay togther)?