👉 The b:LightParticles refers to hypothetical subatomic particles that are proposed within certain theoretical frameworks, particularly in extensions of the Standard Model of particle physics or in speculative models like supersymmetry. These particles are often conceptualized as light, electrically neutral, and possibly weakly interacting, making them ideal candidates for mediating forces or playing roles in dark matter phenomena. Unlike photons (which are the light particles of the electromagnetic force), b:LightParticles might interact via additional forces or through new interactions not yet observed. Their existence is still purely theoretical, but they are explored to address gaps in our understanding of fundamental forces and the universe's composition, potentially offering insights into dark matter and the early universe's conditions.
