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firth@sei.cmu.edu (Robert Firth) states
>Well, thudding in company with Mr Bass, here are a few of my 'mysteries'
>
>(a) We had atoms, then subatomic particles, then quarks.  Is there an
>ultimate structure of matter, or will we find more and more fine structure
>for ever?

What ever happened to string theory?
>
>
>(c) Are there magnetic monopoles?  More importantly, is there a way to
>decide this other than by hunting for monopoles - some simpler experiment
>that will disprove one model or the other?
>
Hope so, they'd be neat. Dirac's equations show they can exist, but i
can't think of any way short of finding one to prove it. Maybe Caltech
will get lucky with that mountain they holowed out in Italy.


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