Question: Hypotheticaly if you went the frame rate of the universe (plank time), and turned that into " 1 plank time to 1 meter ", could you essentially teleport a meter ahead " instantly "?

5.39121e-44 seconds = 1 plank time

So I think the speed needed is: 5.39121e+44 meters per " second " (?)

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Question: Hypotheticaly if you went the frame rate of the universe (plank time), and turned that into " 1 plank time to 1 meter ", could you essentially teleport a meter ahead " instantly "?

5.39121e-44 seconds = 1 plank time

So I think the speed needed is: 5.39121e+44 meters per " second " (?)

sydney07 · Answer

Yes — if (hypothetically) you could travel 1 meter in 1 Planck time:

Your speed would be ≈ 1.85×10^43 m/s.

That’s ~ 6.18×10^34 × 𝑐

You'd effectively "teleport" 1 meter from any observable frame, though technically you moved there via velocity.

But to achieve this, you'd need to transcend known physics — which, to put it gently, is a bit of a problem.