When science speaks of 'photons', the supposed particles that make up light, they tend to act as though they know what they are talking about. Well, if they are certain that light is composed of “photons” that implies more than one photon. No matter where I have searched to find out how big a photon is I get no clear answers. I'm being led to believe science doesn't have a clue how big a photon is. So if science has no clue how big a photon is and/or how much it weighs how can science 'blindly' assume that light is made of more than one photon?
It seems to me photons are a paranormal phenomenon because they are outside of the ability of science to explain. If science cannot PROVE scientifically that light is composed of more than one photon THEY HAVE NO RIGHT to say that light is composed of photonS!
At best, science should say that light is composed of a theoretical particle called: PHOTON. It is theoretical because photon has no mass, it has no weight and, like consciousness, although we can experiment with the effects of photon it cannot be proven to actually exist because it has no physical tangible form and science has already established that since 'God' is intangible God cannot possibly exist because that which is intangible cannot possibly exist except as an intangible theory
