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You're asking the wrong person. Perhaps the Red Badger knows the answer.

Some of my questions would bee:

Since I posted it was thought that it had no mass whatsoever, but now that underwater microscope has proven that is does indeed have mass. Yet they do not provide us with that picture, interestingly enough, or I missed it.

But apparently is so small that it passes through all other known elementary particles except massless particles, because they have nothing to pass through, being massless?

But are they actually massless?

Do the massless particles pass though all elementary particles, including the neutrino elementary particle?

If it is a particle, does that not kind of imply that there would be a mas, and that we just do not see the mass?

How can a particle be massless in the first place?

So, how do they even know if massless elementary particles exist.

As far as I understand, there is zero proof that blackholes actually exist. Thus it remains a theory. Is the massless elementary particle also a working theory, brought on to explain how masses are created in the first place?

How many massless elementary particles are said to exist?

I think only our creator knows the answers regarding your question & these questions I have included. If we actually knew these answers, then we should in theory be able to create new planets like earth for which we could then escape to and populate throughout the vast universe or universes if the theory about there being multiple universes is correct. 🙂👍

Because then mankind would have achieved becoming the Gods that some here already believe they are, amongst mankind. 🙁