Using the Moon as a Strange Quark Nugget Detector

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Nov 2007

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Nuclear Physics B Proceedings Supplements, Volume 173, p. 72-74.

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Nuclear Physics

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We review the romance and mystery of strange quark matter (SQM), including: its basics, our recent work on bounds on the abundance of ton-range strange quark nuggets (SQNs) from Earth seismology, potential SQN bounds from a possible seismic search on the Moon, and our recent bounds on SQNs in the 10 kilogram to ton range from the data of Apollo-implanted seismometers. Finally, we speculate a bit on using the sun or the solar system to detect passage of SQNs of much greater mass than the aforementioned.

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