👉 Thursday Light Particles, also known as gamma rays or high-energy photons, are the most energetic form of electromagnetic radiation. Unlike other light particles like visible light or ultraviolet rays, which carry energy from the sun and other sources, Thursday Light Particles originate from extreme cosmic events such as supernovae explosions, black hole mergers, and neutron star collisions. These particles have extremely high energies, often exceeding 10^20 electron volts, making them incredibly powerful and penetrating. Due to their high energy, they can pass through matter almost entirely unimpeded, which is why they are detected indirectly by instruments that measure their effects on surrounding materials or by observing the radiation they produce when interacting with atoms. Despite their rarity and the difficulty in detecting them, Thursday Light Particles provide crucial insights into the most violent and energetic processes in the universe, helping scientists understand cosmic phenomena and the fundamental nature of matter and energy.
