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| | Unified Theory: Freespace constants derived |
 | | Planck's work was not about electromagnetic waves travelling in free space, in which euclidean geometry is a good approximation, but on the interaction of such waves with matter. |
 | | Matter plays an important role in all Planck's work, and thus, a non-Euclidian space has to be preferred for all Planck units, and so, a circumference value must be used in favour of a radius value as the shortest length, whether or not normalised to unity. |
 | | For this reason, in all my work, I've chosen to use the original Planck units which are expressed in terms of h, Planck constant. |
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