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it's also the measurement for the shortest possible time span
but also the hottest possible temperature.
Min-Max Planck
aka Planckmaxing
so, carpentry
What do you get when you put a plankmaxxer on a plank?
Bored.
you nailed that one
Mad Max Plank
The Planck units are a choice of natural units relevant to cosmology. They aren't the smallest or largest of anything. The Planck mass is roughly the same as that of a fruit fly.
In our current established theoretical framework, there is no reason to presume that either time or space are discrete, nor is there experimental evidence for it.
Planck distance is a fundamental unit, otherwise we get the ultraviolet catastrophe
The Planck constant [Js] was introduced to find a way around the UV catastrophe. The Planck length [m] is defined as \sqrt{\frac{\hbar G}{c^3}}, where G is the gravitational constant and c the speed of light in vacuum.
is there any proof for this? that there's nothing outside it
planck time is just the time it takes for light to travel a Planck distance, and Planck temperature is just a planck distance wavelength.
not really proof, and more like derivate units.