LeeLambert

I 100% whole heartedly agree with you good sir, I am putting my theory forward merely as an alternative explanation based on what the Amhurst guys had to do in order to create the monopole magnet. Wouldn't you concede that my idea is something that could be investigated rather than disregarded, isn't that what science is all about?

if scientists needed to rearrange the atoms of rubidium in order to create a monopole magnet, effectively mutating the element to create the monopole magnet. Then you must agree the simplest explanation for the existence of monopoles is that suitable elements, such as rubidium, mutated or altered subject to reactions with other element.

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I find the article relating to the discovery of monopoles in spun ice intriguing. It appears that those scientists have overlooked one very obvious fact, that has essentially been proven by the creation of an artificial monopole magnet by the talented individuals involved with that project. Monopoles may simply be mutated elements; such as rubidium, that have reacted with other elements which has caused the atomic structure of the key element (in this case rubidium) to change and develop a singular magnetic pole. Therefore; one could assume that the monopole mutation can only occur naturally, when specific elements react with each other in the right conditions. The question we need to ask, is if those conditions required to cause the likes of rubidium to mutate and develop a singular magnetic pole exist currently on earth. I don't think they do, what do you think?