Caesar_Rahil said:
And what about Plack Length.
the words of Mk above are correct, but i believe there is a much more fundamental way to first introduce oneself to the Planck Units. essentially, the Planck Units are a definition of units so that, in terms of these Planck Units, the numerical value of these dimensionful universal constants: G, c, and \hbar, k = 1/(4 \pi \epsilon_0), k_B (Boltzmann) are all set to 1. so all of those constants disappear in the physical equations of action. that makes them
Natural units (although, i am convinced that it is more natural to normalize 4 \pi G and \epsilon_0 rather than what are the traditional Planck units. as it is, the dimensionless Fine-structure constant \alpha is equal to the square of the elementary charge e when measured in terms of the Planck charge.
Planck Units (or something very close to them) define where the "tick marks" are on Nature's ruler or clock or weighing scale or electroscope. if you think about it, Planck units help you understand why it is literally meaningless to talk of an operational difference if any of the dimensionful constants (like above) were to change. in Planck Units, even if some god were to somehow change the speed of light, the speed of light is still 1. we would not know the difference.
the base units are a unit time, length, mass, charge, and temperature. see
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Planck_units to get the low-down on this aspect.
there are other sort of speculated physical consequences of particles taking on the values of some of these quantities (but not always, the Planck Mass is the mass of some specks of dust). but these consequences are the results of working problems in physics and getting results that depend on those universal constants above.