@AsterothPrime
Numbers and measurements can be infinitely small, yet it is interesting to consider at what point those measurements become meaningless and provide no greater accuracy.
@Whysicist
The ‘Laws of Nature’ DO NOT BREaK DOWN! Our mathematical model does… big difference.
@Cipherspace02
can i get a map of a milky way i wanna roam around a bit
@colinthompson3111
Very interesting video.😊
@coconut-ß2
Outstanding editing
@Cassius-it7wf
Who is the gentleman? Isn't this the first time someone actually appeared in your video?
@rjung_ch
I love the black hole analogy, nice!
@NothingMaster
At those lengths you’re no longer in the realm of physics.
@seededsoul
It would form a tiny blackhole that would probably dissipate (via Hawking Radiation) like other odd atom-sized particles. I think the Plank length is bullshit, but it is good to have a lower bound for precision of calculations.
@goodvibes66880
It is all about “Law of conservation of energy.”
@autonomous_collective
GREAT QUESTION!
@dindundanadventure5650
Mind blowing
@daniloruffino9093
Could you introduce audio in different languages?
@raphaelfrey9061
I believe space could be quantised at small scales.
@Jack-iy2hk
How was the planck length derived? How did scientists prove that it's the smallest unit of space? And how do they derive anything out of any equations really??
@ANUJ.7
What mathematics say about it?
@michaels.mentel9633
It's actually around 10^-35m
@steventoomire1644
Feels like you just dont want to.
@Earth-To-Zan
hello :3
@tzaidi2349