SSDD
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"Photons have always been and will always be radiation, since they are massless."
You guys never research anything...you simply assume that because you think it is true, that it must be true....wrong again...
engineer my ass...
http://pdg.lbl.gov/2005/listings/s000.pdf
https://www.physics.uci.edu/Tajima-Symposium-Presentations/Ryutov.pdf
https://file.scirp.org/pdf/JMP_2015042114060745.pdf
The measurement of the mass of an ion before and after emitting a photon has been done by David Pritchard at MIT.
E=mc2 passes tough MIT test
"The mass difference was measured by comparing the cyclotron orbit frequencies of two single molecules trapped in a strong magnetic field for several weeks" . In the case of you affecting your weight by jumping on your bathroom scales, you will not get an accurate measurement while you are accelerating. So for the ion, you need to measure the mass of the ion before and after it emits the photon, but not during the short time in which it is emitting the photon (a few nanoseconds).
Physicists analyze rotational dynamics of galaxies and influence of the photon mass
https://pdfs.semanticscholar.org/fad8/57a399f2c530ba1918e6b94d1b0c8aeb1634.pdf