👉 Elliott Light Particles, often referred to simply as Light Particles, are hypothetical subatomic entities proposed by physicist John Elliott in his work on quantum electrodynamics and particle physics. Unlike conventional particles like electrons or photons, which are well-studied and understood within the framework of quantum mechanics, Light Particles are theorized to be extremely light, possibly even massless, and to mediate interactions between other particles through a form of quantum field interaction. These particles are thought to exist at the boundary between classical and quantum realms, embodying the wave-particle duality that is central to quantum theory. While not yet experimentally confirmed, the concept of Light Particles aims to bridge gaps in our understanding of fundamental forces and the structure of matter, particularly in explaining phenomena that current particle physics models struggle to fully account for. They represent a speculative but intriguing extension of the Standard Model, offering potential insights into the unification of quantum mechanics and general relativity.
