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I'm aware that searches for strangelets have been going on for many years both on the surface of the Earth, high in Earth's atmosphere, within lunar soil samples, and soon in orbit by satellites put into space.
Aren't theoretical strangelets and strange matter very dense and very heavy? (strange matter density is on the order of 10^17 kg/m^3)
Why would they be found high in the atmosphere? Is it possible for strangelets to be suspended in a gas like regular dust?
Thanks
Aren't theoretical strangelets and strange matter very dense and very heavy? (strange matter density is on the order of 10^17 kg/m^3)
Why would they be found high in the atmosphere? Is it possible for strangelets to be suspended in a gas like regular dust?
Thanks