Energyneither

Energyneither is a hypothetical concept used in theoretical physics and philosophy to describe a state or substance that possesses neither mass nor energy. In conventional physics, all particles and fields are understood to have either mass, energy, or both. The concept of energyneither challenges this fundamental understanding by proposing a non-existent entity that is devoid of both properties.

The idea of energyneither is often explored in thought experiments to delineate the boundaries of our current physical models. By considering what would exist if mass and energy were not the only fundamental attributes of reality, physicists and philosophers can gain a deeper insight into the nature of these core concepts. It serves as a conceptual tool to highlight the interdependence of mass and energy as described by Einstein's famous equation, E=mc².

While energyneither has no basis in observed phenomena or established scientific theories, its exploration can lead to a more rigorous understanding of existing laws. It is not a scientifically recognized particle or phenomenon, but rather a philosophical construct used to test the limits of our definitions and understanding of the universe's fundamental constituents. The absence of both mass and energy implies a lack of interaction with the physical world as we currently comprehend it.