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When you attempt to measure the motion a neutrino or a photon, one of the two subatomic particles being a massless particle and the other particle being a ghost particle, how would either of the two particles interact in a quantum state if both particles don't posses an inherent mass?
I know when you attempt to measure the position of a subatomic particle, that measurement you make on the subatomic particle affects the position of the particle greatly .
I know when you attempt to measure the position of a subatomic particle, that measurement you make on the subatomic particle affects the position of the particle greatly .