magnetic charge

Scientific  

1. A theoretical property or matter manifesting magnetic property, analogous to electric charge, arising from magnetic monopoles.

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Example Sentences

These monopoles glide across the swirling textures on the surface of the hematite, like tiny hockey pucks of magnetic charge.

From Science Daily

This feels at once uncanny and also just the way young people move through feeling, like a school of fish following a magnetic charge.

From Los Angeles Times

Held in the mesh of gravity and spin, a skein of quantum magnetic charge, the Muon persists, outlives its foreseeable wobble.

From Scientific American

The magnetic charge ports are on the back, flanked by LED indicators.

From The Verge

Throughout “Immanent Field,” you can sense nerves in the fingers; hands, as if holding an invisible ball, seem to have a magnetic charge.

From New York Times