👉 In physics, a torpedolike is a type of particle that has a mass that is equal to its rest mass plus an additional charge. This type of particle can be thought of as a charged particle with a small mass, and it can exist in two states: "charged" (positive charge) or "neutral" (no charge). The term was coined by physicist John Archibald Wheeler in 1958 to describe particles that are able to emit light.
