Could there be antimatter light?

Question

Like a sun made with antimatter particles?

Answer 1

maybe

Answer 2

In the standard "taxonomy" of particle physics, the ordinary photon is it's own antiparticle.

(Note, however, that the sun, or any other star, is not made up of photons; it's made up of matter, so in principle, a star could be made up of antimatter, though there is no evidence for such concentrations of antimatter in our universe.)

Answer 3

There's no such thing as matter light.