👉 Walt Light Particles, often referred to as light particles, are hypothetical subatomic entities proposed by physicist Walt Light in his theoretical work on quantum electrodynamics and particle physics. These particles are conceptualized as extremely small, massless, and electrically neutral carriers of the electromagnetic force, analogous to photons but specifically associated with light. Unlike conventional particles like electrons or quarks, Light Particles are thought to mediate interactions between other charged particles, facilitating the exchange of electromagnetic forces. They are characterized by their extremely low mass and high speed, aligning with the principles of special relativity. While not yet experimentally confirmed, the concept of Light Particles offers a fascinating avenue for exploring the fundamental nature of light and its interactions at the quantum level, potentially bridging gaps in our understanding of electromagnetism and quantum mechanics.
