👉 Courier-LightParticles refer to a class of subatomic particles, primarily composed of photons and other electromagnetic radiation, that exhibit light-like properties. These particles are fundamental components of light itself and are characterized by their extremely short wavelengths and high energies. Unlike massive particles like electrons, Courier-LightParticles do not have mass in the traditional sense but carry energy and momentum. They play a crucial role in various physical phenomena, including the electromagnetic spectrum, where they manifest as photons. These particles are essential in processes such as photoelectric effects, Compton scattering, and the interaction of light with matter, making them vital to our understanding of optics, quantum mechanics, and the behavior of light at microscopic scales.
