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Mass of Space (B but approaching I)
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[QUOTE="phinds, post: 6854978, member: 310841"] As has been pointed out, no, it is not. What it IS, according to the current understanding of quantum mechanics, is the smallest distance to which anything can be measured. That doesn't mean things can't be smaller, including distances, it just means that we don't know how to measure anything to any greater resolution than one Planck length because of the way light works with the definition of the Planck length. Oh, and I should add, that's all just theoretical anyway since modern technology can't measure anything to within a large number of orders of magnitude greater than one Planck length. [/QUOTE]
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