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Theoretical analysis demonstrates invariant photon energy and speed within confined microscopic structures, suggesting physical matter originates from self-locked light states.
Photons have two intrinsically constant attributes at the origin level which are eternal energy attribute and eternal light speed intrinsic attribute. These core attributes will not be lost changed or eliminated with the variation of photon propagation states. High energy gamma photons form stable microscopic energy structures through strong force self locking effects. The internal energy and light speed intrinsic attributes of photons inside the structure are completely retained. Only the macroscopic propagation motion is constrained and shielded so that compensatory appearance such as mass volume charge and interaction force emerge externally for matter. Low energy photons can complete energy upgrading through energy conversion among photon groups and convert into high energy gamma photons to participate in the construction of material systems. Photons have no physical forms of acceleration and deceleration. There is no velocity transition process in light emission from dissociation of self locking structures which confirms the full persistence of photon intrinsic attributes. The mass energy equation is only a state conversion formula between free state and self locking confined state of photons and has no significance of ontological mutual transformation. Starting from photon ontology this paper reconstructs the underlying logic of light and matter corrects the superficial cognitive deviations of traditional physics establishes a logically self consistent theoretical system of light origin and completes an in depth cognitive revolution beyond traditional physical paradigms.
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