What is the lowest speed?

what is the lowest speed?

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0.

ur mum

Moving backwards

Everything at 0° Kelvin

The smallest possible movement in the longest possible time. Based on a measurement so microscopic it cannot be fitted within the allowable number of characters in the Zig Forums post limit.

Incorrect. That is still.

Glued to the floor

One plank amount of distance travelled over infinite time.

Planck*

1 Planck length per infinity years

1mph

In an infinite amount of time are there more years than centuries?

Idk but my friend told me the lower the speed higher the drag

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The lifetime of the universe dividned by plank

I believe its

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this slow

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but when the fuck does object tick and move , cant move half of it , it just jumps it

correct

No its

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that's the lowest _average_ speed, but...
I'd want to argue that his is actually the fastest speed since when you actually move one Planck length in zero time.
and before and after the "tick" your speed is just zero since you are not moving at all.

That would be the Planck speed which is 5.39106(32)x10-44 seconds. The Planck speed is the time it would take an object to move across the Planck length (1.616199(97)x10-35) traveling the speed of light (3x108 m/s)

>The Planck speed is the time
I think you're confused about units

Since all speeds are relatively according to relativity, I arbitrarily decide my personal frame of reference has a velocity of 0 and all other velocities are measured in relation to it, making it the slowest of all velocities.

Stfu.

point 1

The gap between A and B in Planck's time/distance is known as the 'Absolute'. In that 'space', everything exists in a crystalline-comparable universe whereby its existence is only real because it interacts with other forms of energy around it.

But in the Absolute, it is everything else in the Absolute - which is what creates a tangible world. Check out the de-classified CIA file on The Gateway Process for all details. Mindblowing read.

The speed of Half-Life 3 release.

You also get the universes refresh rate from Planck's time, or FPS.

Relative speed or absolute speed?

Whatever value stated there will always be a slower speed.

>absolute speed
Shut up, there's no such thing.