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.