luxon
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English
1.1
Etymology
1.2
Noun
1.2.1
Derived terms
1.2.2
Translations
1.2.3
See also
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luxon
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Etymology
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From
Latin
lux
(
“
light
”
)
+
-on
.
Noun
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luxon
(
plural
luxons
)
(
physics
)
Any
particle
that travels at exactly the
speed of light
and has zero
mass
: typically a
photon
.
Derived terms
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luxonic
Translations
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particle
Japanese:
ルクソン
(
rukuson
)
See also
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tachyon
tardyon
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