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plank units = hubble units

Anonymous Thu 27 Aug 00:46:47 2020 No.12052789 View Reply Original Report

Quoted By: >>12053946

i found something crazy

the radius of the universe divided by plank length = 2.75e61

4 * the mass of the universe divided by plank mass = 2.75e61

the age of the universe divided by the radius of the universe = 0.3

the mass of the universe divided by the are of the universe = 47/40

what the fuck? mass = length?

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 27 Aug 2020 00:51:35 No.12052798 Report

Quoted By: >>12052833

E = MC2

E/C2 = M

So ya since C is a measure of lenght. i suppose you could find a way to say M = some lenght.

It's all relative.

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 27 Aug 2020 01:08:35 No.12052833 Report

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>>12052798
f = ma
e = ma * length
a = m/s^2 = plank length over plank time ^2
a = 5.56e51 = plank acceleration
A_h = H_r / H_t^2 = 2.7e61/8.1e60^2 =
A_h = Hubble acceleration = 4.115e-61
e=max = x = e/ma = c^2/a = 2.18e77 long

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 27 Aug 2020 11:44:24 No.12053946 Report

Quoted By: >>12056333

>>12052789
Found another one:
The radius of the universe = 26.69e60 plank lengths long.
The age of the universe = 81e59 plank seconds old.
The mass of the universe = 69e59 plank masses heavy.

(radius of the universe)3 /
(age of the universe)2 * (the mass of the universe))

= 42

Anonymous

Anonymous Fri 28 Aug 2020 00:46:53 No.12056228 Report

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Infinity = a finite measurement. Sure thing buddy

Anonymous

Anonymous Fri 28 Aug 2020 01:31:23 No.12056333 Report

Quoted By: >>12056349

>>12053946
Radius is going to be close to age * speed of light (ignoring expansion effects). So that explains what the first two are close.

The mass to length comparison is interesting.

Anonymous

Anonymous Fri 28 Aug 2020 01:46:27 No.12056349 Report

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>>12056333
you'd think radius would exactly equal the age since the speed of light, but they're 10/3 apart.

but anyway, (267e59)^3 / ((81e59)^2 * (69e59)^1) = 42

this means the acceleration of expansion of the universe is 42 plank cubes per kilogram every plank second.

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