How much does our shadow weigh?

In the world of the ephemeral, there are few elements that accompany us wherever we go, every day of our life, in almost any circumstance. Something we barely notice is our shadow. Shadow is nothing more than the absence of a light that was expected, but that does not reach its destination because it was blocked by an object. Explaining what light is is not so easy. In a simplified way, we can say that it is made up of photons, elementary particles without mass but with energy and with "moment". This "moment" is the ability of physical objects to push each other. When the photons that make up a ray of light illuminate an object, they push it, exerting a slight pressure on it that we call "re Radiation Pressure". When we get in the sun, our body feels this pressure, while the area we overshadow, where the photons do not reach, does not feel it. We can quantify this difference in pressure with weight, which is the force we exert on the ground, or on a sca...