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What is the smallest theoretical building block of the universe?

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What is the smallest theoretical building block of the universe?
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RE: What is the smallest theoretical building block of the universe?
November 20, 2014 at 11:23 pm
(November 20, 2014 at 10:04 pm)Logical Adolecent Wrote: From what I learned, the smallest thing we have an idea of are planks and string. And no, I'm not talking about wooden planks and thread. But, is there anything that we know of that is smaller than these things? Possibly anything to do with dark matter? I'm just curious about this.

The following is a link which allows you examine how different things relate to each other in terms of scale. At one end is the smallest things and the other is the largest things. You have to watch a 30 second ad(probably about world of warcraft) and then the play button will appear. Its pretty cool and is updated all the time as new information becomes available.

http://www.scaleoftheuniverse.com/

Curiously, it turns out that in terms of scale, human existence is right in the middle(human egg to adult human).
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RE: What is the smallest theoretical building block of the universe? - by Heywood - November 20, 2014 at 11:23 pm

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