What do we know about the LMM ?

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• LMM are deviated by electric fields
  electric fields are simple folds in 4D space
• LMM are attracted/repulsed by magnetic fields
  magnetic fields are torsions in 4D space
• LMM are neutrinos, hence must have low masses
• LMM are magnetic monopoles, hence their energy must be much higher than that of electric monopoles (electrons)
• LMM present strange behaviours:
  • LMM seem to dig spiral-like holes in X-ray films
  • LMM often travel in pairs at a mutual distance of about 200 μm, quite often one making a clear track in one face of an X-ray film while the other makes a parallel but much fainter track in the opposite face of the film
  • LMM seem to ricochet off some atoms
  • while many LMM tracks seem plainly continuous, some seem discontinuous: they look like tractor / caterpillar tracks:
  • sometimes single mml tracks become double tracks (one clearly visible, the other much fainter)
  • some LMM tracks are quite intricated, going to and fro, making loops and crossing themselves in a seemingly random way
  • some LMM tracks are perpendicular to the overall magnetic field, while others are parallel to the field or form random angles with that field
  • some LMM tracks start quite strong and thick, then become much thinner and fainter