Mike_Yates
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Are planck scale transistors scientifically possible?
The planck scale is smaller than the subatomic level.
The planck scale is smaller than the subatomic level.
Planck scale transistors?
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Even physicists have difficulty comprehending just how small the planck scale is.
I heard if you took a bacteria cell and magnified it to the size of the entire visible universe, a plank would be about the size of that bacteria in real life as comparison.
If this is even scientifically possible, probably will occur in thousands of years. The transister itself would be smaller than the electrons of current/electricity that would have to flow through it. Who knows though, maybe by that time we could split electrons into smaller ones or make smaller ones.
I heard if you took a bacteria cell and magnified it to the size of the entire visible universe, a plank would be about the size of that bacteria in real life as comparison.
If this is even scientifically possible, probably will occur in thousands of years. The transister itself would be smaller than the electrons of current/electricity that would have to flow through it. Who knows though, maybe by that time we could split electrons into smaller ones or make smaller ones.
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