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I think its not make sense to measure M-rest of photon. because photon is never existed stationary, so if it zero it could ruin several equation. And since photon behave like wave. Then I can come out with this :
mc^2 = hf => m=hf/c^ 2
Photons do not have mass! Please google the information instead of trying to come up with your explanation for physics thats already been known/solved.