👉 EveLightParticles are hypothetical subatomic particles that, while not yet confirmed by experimental evidence, are theorized to play a significant role in the early universe's evolution, particularly during the Epoch of Reionization. These particles are thought to be electrically charged and could have been produced through high-energy processes such as cosmic ray interactions or primordial nucleosynthesis. They are believed to have influenced the formation of the first stars and galaxies by affecting the ionization state of the intergalactic medium, thereby impacting the reionization of neutral hydrogen in the universe. EveLightParticles might also interact with electromagnetic fields, potentially leaving detectable signatures in cosmic microwave background radiation or through their effects on the distribution of matter in the early cosmos.
