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planck_length
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The planck_length, thought by some cosmologists to be the fundamental measure of graininess in the universe, equals the square root of the product of the Gravitational Constant and Planck's Constant divided by the cube of the speed of light, or about 5 times 10 to the minus 33rd power of a centimeter, quite small.
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phil
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planck's constant garbage
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Dafremen
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Judging by all of the emails I get on hotmail offering to enlarge it, I must have a Planck length penis.
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birdbeard of the not-so-high-seas
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distance separating me, aboard the pirate ship, from the briny deep.
arrr.
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cube
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As a comparison, a hydrogen atom is approximately 0.98 Angstroms (10 to the minus 12 power centimeter) in diameter.
Stick around - you learn all kinds of useless information in blatherdom.
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User24
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plank time. yeah, man. what a concept.
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Definition
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"The Planck_time is the time it would take a photon travelling at the speed of light to cross a distance equal to the Planck length."
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eggory
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that kind of science, and i don't even know what that is but maybe more generally, is awesome
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ergo
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seems a lot shorter when you walk it.
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unhinged
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the_beginning_of_infinity
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200406
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what's it to you?
who
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blather
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