Everything about The Planck Mass totally explained
The
Planck mass is the unit of
mass, denoted by
mP, in the system of
natural units known as
Planck units. Named after
Max Planck, it's the mass for which the
Schwarzschild radius is equal to the
Compton length divided by
π.:
≈ 4.340 µg = 2.43 × 10
18 GeV/c
2.
Adding the 8π simplifies several equations in gravity.
Unlike most of the other
Planck units, the Planck mass is on a scale more or less conceivable to
humans, as the body mass of a
flea is roughly 4000 to 5000
mP.
Significance
The Planck mass is the mass of a black hole whose
Compton wavelength is comparable to its
Schwarzschild radius. The Schwarzschild radius of a Planck mass black hole is the Planck length. Planck length, believed to be the scale at which General Relativity
and the fundamentals of quantum physics become mutually important to describe mechanics at this specific scale.
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