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hardyivan007 · **indefinite chopping up of physical quantities -** 05-07-2005, 06:08 AM

Planck says that time and other measurements cannot be chopped up indefinitely. he stated that light would take 10^-43 secs to travel 10^-35 of a metre, and that is the smallest value physical quantities can be broken down into. what evidence is there to support this? coz i really dun like his theory. i think that time and other measurements can be chopped up indefinitely but its just that we do not have the ability to measure them yet.

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hardyivan007 In Training Status: Offline Posts: 4 Thanks Given: 0 Thanked 0x in 0 Posts Join Date: May 2005 Rep Power: 0	indefinite chopping up of physical quantities - 05-07-2005, 06:08 AM Planck says that time and other measurements cannot be chopped up indefinitely. he stated that light would take 10^-43 secs to travel 10^-35 of a metre, and that is the smallest value physical quantities can be broken down into. what evidence is there to support this? coz i really dun like his theory. i think that time and other measurements can be chopped up indefinitely but its just that we do not have the ability to measure them yet.