👉 Light particles, or photons, are the fundamental units of light and electromagnetic radiation. In this plot, we explore their journey from creation to interaction with matter. Photons originate from various sources, such as stars, lasers, or even the decay of atoms, each emitting light particles with specific energies and wavelengths determined by their source. As these photons travel through space, they can interact with matter in different ways: they can be absorbed by atoms, causing electrons to jump to higher energy levels; reflected off surfaces, altering direction; or transmitted through materials, passing through without interaction. This plot likely delves into scenarios where these interactions play crucial roles, such as in the formation of rainbows, the functioning of solar panels converting sunlight into electricity, or the behavior of light in optical fibers for communication.
