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Are humans closer in relative size to the planck length or the entire observable universe?

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According to the flash tool 'Scale of Universe' The smallest length is 10⁻³⁵ and the size of the observable universe is 10²⁷. Does this mean there's more relative distance to the smallest thing than the largest?

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What are we closer to in relative size, the planck length or the observable universe?

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Are humans closer in relative size to the planck length or the entire observable universe?	15373	askscience
According to the flash tool 'Scale of Universe' The smallest length is 10⁻³⁵ and the size of the observable universe is 10²⁷. Does this mean there's more relative distance to the smallest thing than the largest?	1	askscience
What are we closer to in relative size, the planck length or the observable universe?	1	askscience