Is there a smallest unit of energy that all energy is a multiple of?

SarcasticSully · Aug 11, 2013

Is there a smallest possible amount of energy? Like, one where all energy quantities in the universe are a multiple of it and the only way to have less energy is to have none at all? If a photon had that energy, it would be the longest possible EMR wavelength. Or can energy be divided infinitely? Further, if the former, what is the number if you know it (any unit).

Vanadium 50 · Aug 11, 2013

SarcasticSully said:

Is there a smallest possible amount of energy?

As far as we know, there is not.

Is there a smallest unit of energy that all energy is a multiple of?

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