👉 In Hungarian, "light particles" can be referred to as "lúftpartizó." These particles are a class of subatomic entities that are part of the Standard Model of particle physics, specifically associated with electromagnetic interactions. Unlike heavier particles like electrons or quarks, light particles such as photons are massless and travel at the speed of light, making them fundamental to understanding how light and other electromagnetic forces operate. Photons mediate the electromagnetic force, which is responsible for interactions between charged particles, such as the attraction between electrons and protons in atoms. The concept of light particles is crucial in explaining phenomena like reflection, refraction, and the behavior of light in various media, and they play a central role in both theoretical physics and practical applications like optics and telecommunications.
