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Suppose Monopoles were discovered. Nothing really rules out their existence, Gauss's Law for magnetism is just an assertion that we've never seen a monopole, it
by archgoon 16y ago
Suppose Monopoles were discovered. Nothing really rules out their existence, Gauss's Law for magnetism is just an assertion that we've never seen a monopole, it's possible to patch up maxwell's equations to get monopoles. To some people, the existence of monopoles is 'obvious'.
It would still be a very big deal if monopoles were to be discovered, even in trace amounts, and no feasible way to make more of them.