Mass in Photon Posted by Plato on 17-Nov-2004 - Day(s) left: 849
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Photonic structure discoveries will reveal that while the "nucleus" of photons is free of mass; there will be found particles orbiting the photon's nucleus that do indeed have mass.
It will be decided that a photon travels at 99.999999999>% of C. As the particles with mass orbit the photons nucleus, they will acheive C as they travel towards the forward, leading edge of the photon.
It may also be discussed if these particles, *****ulitively, can equal enough mass to equal what is commonly referred to today as "dark matter".
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