
Theoretical particles with a single magnetic pole.
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Magnetic Monopoles are hypothetical particles predicted by some theories in physics, which would have a single magnetic pole rather than the typical north and south poles found in magnets. They are thought to be extremely rare or non-existent in the observable universe, but their existence is still being explored through experiments at particle colliders such as the Large Hadron Collider. Researchers search for evidence of Magnetic Monopoles by detecting high-energy deposits in detectors, which could indicate the presence of these particles.
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