Derived form of plancks distance

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i have a derived form of Plancks distance . how to show it to others ? and to whom ? ?i m not able to attach it here due to its large size .
 
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i have a derived form of Plancks distance . how to show it to others ? and to whom ? ?i m not able to attach it here due to its large size .

large by what scale?... oh, let me guess--the Planck scale.
 

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