Problem with a Particle Being an Excitation in a Field.

[talanum1]

If an electron is an excitation of the electron field, just where is it's momentum recorded? And it's strangeness? The momentum must be recorded somewhere since space must know how many Planck units of space to transmit the electron in a Planck time interval.

[Tradie]

Here’s the visual analogy of an electron as a field excitation. The moving ripple represents momentum, and the small symbols embedded in it illustrate internal properties like charge, spin, and strangeness, all encoded within the field itself.

[talanum1]

That picture still shows a particle in the center. Just how is such symbols encoded into spacetime?