Video filmed at four trillion frames per second captures light in a flash
This article caused me to remember something I heard on a Youtube video and wanted to follow up on.  Essentially, is there (and if so what is) the framerate of the universe?  It makes logical sense to have a minimum bundle of time based on Planck's constant, so I did some googling and found the answer (I have not checked this math)[1]:<p>> <i>The Planck time is 5.39 × 10-44 seconds. No measurable time can be shorter than that according to quantum physics.</i><p>Converting to FPS, that gives us:<p>> <i>One thousand eight hundred and fifty-five billion billion billion billion frames per second.  18.55 septillion FPS!</i><p>So if like me you wondered if a trillion FPS is close to the maximum possible frame rate in the universe, the answer is nope!<p>[1]:  <a href="http://www.librador.com/2009/01/16/The-frame-rate-of-the-universe/" rel="nofollow">http://www.librador.com/2009/01/16/The-frame-rate-of-the-uni...</a>