Planck Time is the shortest measurable moment in the Universe,just 5.39 × 10⁻⁴⁴ seconds. It’s a concept so extreme that it stretches the limits of physics and challenges our very understanding of time ...

Derived from fundamental constants, the Planck time would set the tiniest measureable ticks at 10^(minus 44) seconds, or a ten-thousandth of a billionth of a billionth of a billionth of a ...

Quantum physics prohibits any slice of time smaller than about 10-43 seconds, a period known as the Planck time. If a fundamental clock exists, the Planck time might be a reasonable pace for it to ...

And that is what both WMAP and Planck measured—though not in the three dimensional analogy just described, but rather in the four dimensional mathematics of space-time.

Planck will map the relic light of the Big Bang to learn more about the universe in its infancy. ... Planck isslated for a 15-month mission, time enough for two full surveys of the sky.