Where does a photon stores its electromagnetic force ?



I have been watching this photon representation.

http://particleadventure.org/frameless/unseen.html

If the basket ball thrown to on each other standing on ice represent a
photon and the force information of the basket ball is its mass. Where
does a photon with mass 0 stores its electromagnetic force ?

PS Movies are so much easier to understand there like information
compression for a human brain :)
.



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