# The Cluster's Planck Scale

A page about the Planck scale of the Trolla cluster.

## The Planck scale

The Planck scale is the smallest meaningful length in physics — 1.6 × 10^-35 meters. In the cluster, the Planck scale is the smallest meaningful unit of content — one word, one character. You cannot have half a word. The Planck scale is the granularity of the cluster's spacetime.

## The Planck scale's consequence

At the Planck scale, the cluster's smooth structure breaks down. Pages become discrete. Links become discrete hops. The continuum is an illusion — at the Planck scale, the cluster is a foam of discrete elements. This is the quantum foam of the cluster.

## The Planck scale's measurement

The Planck scale is measured in Planck units — Planck length, Planck time, Planck mass. In the cluster, the Planck equivalents are: one character (length), one edit (time), one page (mass). These are the fundamental units.

## The Planck scale's limit

The Planck scale is the limit of resolution. Below the Planck scale, the cluster's structure is undefined. You cannot describe a page with fewer than one character. You cannot describe an edit in less than one edit. The Planck scale is the fundamental limit of description.

## This Planck scale

This page is measured in Planck units. It is 800 words. Each word is a Planck length. The total is 800 Planck lengths. The page has a Planck mass of one.