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How are G, ħ & c measured??
The constants G (gravitational constant), ħ (reduced Planck constant), and c (speed of light) are primarily defined rather than measured. Specifically, c is universally recognized as a defined value, while G and ħ can be defined as 1 in certain unit systems. For comprehensive understanding, users are encouraged to refer to Wikipedia articles on the speed of light, gravitational constant, and Planck constant for historical context and measurement methodologies.
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